New Delhi:
The Waqf Amendment Bill 2025 may have been passed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, but the political tussle over it is still going on. Now this matter has reached the road and court from Parliament. While the opposition parties are now talking about protesting against this bill, the Congress has decided to move to the Supreme Court by questioning the constitutionality of this bill. The news is coming, the Congress is planning to file a petition against it in the Supreme Court after this bill is passed. Congress Lok Sabha MP Sukhdev Bhagat has asked NewsDeskReport amid the ongoing political fierce over the Waqf amendment bill that we will go to the Supreme Court against the Waqf Bill. We have decided to challenge this bill in the Supreme Court.
Let us tell you that Jamiat Ulema -e -Hind has also expressed his opposition to the Waqf Bill. Maulana Kab Rashidi, the legal advisor of Jamiat of Jamiat, said that Jamiat Ulema Ek Hind has held rallies in many states of the country including Delhi, Karnataka in protest against the Waqf Bill. We will continue opposing it even further. In the meeting of Jamiat Ulema -e -Hind’s Working Committee, it was decided that after the passage of this law, he will challenge this bill in the Supreme Court.
Uproar in Lok Sabha
After the Waqf Amendment Bill was passed in both houses, when the proceedings of the Lok Sabha started on Friday, the opposition MPs started creating a ruckus about this bill. The Lok Sabha speaker made every effort to stop the MPs doing Hangam, but when the ruckus did not stop, they postponed the proceedings of the House.
PM Modi expressed happiness over passing the Waqf Bill
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed happiness over the passage of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in Parliament and said that this step is an important moment towards the collective effort of socio-economic justice, transparency and inclusive development. The Prime Minister said that this will be especially helpful for those who have been marginalized for a long time, who have been deprived of both voice and opportunity. Modi said in a post on the social media platform ‘X’ that for decades the Waqf system has become synonymous with transparency and lack of accountability, causing harm to the interests of Muslim women, poor Muslims and Pasmanda Muslims, especially.