Overview

• A bench led by Chief Justice B. R. Gavai agreed to list the application seeking more time, and no extension has been granted so the registration mandate remains in force.
• Appearing for Asaduddin Owaisi, advocate Nizam Pasha said nearly five of the six months were consumed by hearings and the September 15 ruling, leaving too little time to comply.
• The application states the six‑month period under Sections 3B and 36(1) read with 36(10) expired on October 8, 2025, triggering concern over access to legal remedies.
• The Supreme Court’s September 15 interim order stayed select provisions of the amended law but declined to halt the overall statute, leaving the digital registration requirement intact.
• The Centre launched the UMEED portal on June 6 to create a geo‑tagged inventory of waqf properties, and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta asked that the government be informed before any relief is considered.