Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized Congress for its Muslim appeasement policies and their impact on public support. He announced plans for new legislation to limit Waqf’s unchecked authority, aiming for greater accountability and reform. Joshi called for the removal of Waqf Minister Zamir Ahmed Khan and urged transparency around property management practices in Karnataka.
Today, 6th May, The Delhi High Court demanded an explanation from the Delhi government regarding the non-functioning Waqf Tribunal, highlighting the need for tribunals to resolve waqf property disputes under the Waqf Act. The absence of proper notification has hindered the tribunal’s ability to fulfill its mandate, leading to a rise in pending disputes and burdening the High Court.