'Land not being used for poor Muslims': Kiren Rijiju explains two 'main objectives' of Waqf Act

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju defended the Waqf Act, stating its aims are to benefit poor Muslims and prevent property misuse, highlighting India's vast Waqf properties. He cited past Congress-era committee reports advocating for efficient and transparent Waqf management. However, opposition leaders like Asaduddin Owaisi criticize the Act, while the Supreme Court has temporarily paused key provisions pending further review.
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