Today, On 3rd November, The Supreme Court agreed to hear a plea filed by AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi seeking more time for the registration of Waqf properties on the Centre’s UMEED portal. CJI B R Gavai assured, “We will give a date.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the 2013 Waqf law for favoring extremists and land mafias rather than aiding ordinary Muslims, claiming it fostered disputes and fear. He praised the newly introduced Waqf Amendment Act, 2025, highlighting its focus on social justice and inclusion, alongside recent government reforms aimed at economic growth and stability.
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.
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized the Waqf law as a mistake, alleging it burdens farmers with document demands and undermines transparency. He urged a review or repeal of the law, warning against its unchecked authority, which could lead to land seizures. Joshi called for action against officials involved in questionable land record modifications.