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Muslim leaders press on with protests over Waqf Amendment Act after Supreme Court interim stay

The Supreme Court considers petitions over the law that organisers say threatens Muslim rights and identity.

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Overview

  • AIMPLB president Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani and AIMIM’s Akbaruddin Owaisi vowed to continue peaceful demonstrations until the Act is repealed.
  • Organisers stressed their opposition targets the Union government rather than the Hindu community and noted backing from 228 non-Muslim MPs.
  • Critics highlight clauses allowing illegal occupants to claim waqf properties and excluding heritage sites as undermining community rights.
  • Demonstrations draw faith leaders from Sikh, Christian and multiple Muslim sects, with calls for unity and countering false propaganda.
  • The Supreme Court has granted temporary relief on key provisions and is hearing multiple petitions challenging the Act’s constitutionality.