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Waqf bill protest: This big controversy is going on in the country regarding the Waqf Amendment Bill. The protest against this bill took the form of violence in West Bengal. There was a horrific orgy in many districts including Murshidabad. The situation became such that central forces had to be deployed. On the other hand, there were many petitions in the Supreme Court against this bill. On which the Supreme Court is hearing. On Thursday, the Supreme Court gave 7 days time to the central government to respond to the petitions filed against the constitutional validity of the Waqf Act. The court also imposed a condition that in the meantime there should be no appointment in the Central Waqf Parishad and boards.
Waqf bill was intensively discussed in JPC: Jagdambika Pal
Jagdambika Pal, president of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) of the Waqf Amendment Bill (JPC), said that the bill has been discussed in a thorough discussion in JPC. On the opposition parties and Muslim organizations started opposing this bill, Jagdambika Pal said that this is being done only due to misleading people, appeasement in the country and political disputes.
Many stakeholders including Muslim Passenal Law Board were involved in discussion
Jagdambika Pal said that several important stakeholders were called by JPC to discuss the Waqf Amendment Bill, including the All India Muslim Personal Law Board and other major organizations. The committee has made members of various political parties, including Asaduddin Owaisi, Kalyan Banerjee, A.K. The king etc. also included the ideas of, and also recorded.
Bill aims to ensure safety of Waqf properties
Jagdambika Pal said that according to the report prepared by the committee, the main objective of this bill is to ensure safety of Waqf properties. Currently, these properties were not being used properly, due to which poor, Pasmanda, orphans, widows and needy people are not benefiting.
Waqf bill opposed a well-thought out strategy
Many Muslim organizations and opposition parties have started protests against the bill. Jagdambika Pal says that this law has not been passed yet, but despite this, some groups are threatening to create a situation like Shaheen Bagh. He called it a well thought out strategy, which aims to create a movement in the country.
Example given of Section 370 and triple talaq
Giving the example of the incidents of the removal of Section 370, Jagdambika Pal said that when Home Minister Amit Shah had taken the initiative to cancel Article 370, Mehbooba Mufti warned of blood rivers. But how much better the situation of Jammu and Kashmir is today. Similarly, when the triple talaq law was brought under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Maulana was still demonstrating at Jantar Mantar. But today minority women are grateful to the government for this law and feel safe. Similarly, when the new law passes, then the poor Pasmanda Muslims will get the benefit.
Protests for appeasement politics: Jagdambika Pal
When this bill has reached close to passing, the opposition parties have said not to let it be implemented and have announced to continue the protest. Reacting to this, Jagdambika Pal said, “There is democracy in India, where the right to make laws is with the public representatives elected by the people. The government had a majority and could have passed this bill directly in Parliament, but Parliamentary Affairs Minister Minority Minister Kiran Rijiju sent it to the Joint Parliamentary Committee so that the opinion of all parties could be taken and a balanced law can be made.
He said that the intention of the government has always been clear that the opinion of all stakeholders including these Muslim organizations who staged today should be taken. But despite this, the way Asaduddin Owaisi and other opposition leaders were behaving in the meetings-throwing bottles, making noise-it shows that this protest is only part of the politics of appeasement in the country, political disputes and attempts to mislead the public.
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