Thalapati Vijay's party held the Supreme Court against Waqf Law, on April 16

New -Delhi, April 13 (IANS). Even after the implementation of the WAQF Amendment Act, the Ruckus does not take its name. Several petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court in the midst of opposition to opposition parties and Muslim organizations against this law. In this episode, Sunday, Tamil filmaker Thalapati Vijay’s party also filed a petition in the Supreme Court. Tamil Nadu Vatri Kazhagam (TVK), the party of the Tamil filmaker and politician Talpati Vijay, disputed the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 in the Supreme Court. The petitions filed against the law are scheduled on April 16, 2025. However, many applications have been filed in the Supreme Court in support of this Act. Let us tell you that in this case the central government has also filed a petition in the Supreme Court. In the petition, the center called on the court to hear the arguments of the central government before he had any order in this case. The central government says that the court should not succeed without hearing. In the petition of the cavity, the central government made it clear that it should have the full opportunity to propos his case in this important matter, so that the court can also join the center’s arguments while accepting any decision by the court. It can be noted that the WAQF (amendment) Bill, 2025, which was approved in the budget session of both the houses of parliament, was approved by President Draupadi Murmu. With the issue of Gazette notice in this regard, the name of WAQF Act, 1995 was also changed to Unified WAQF Management, Employment, Efficiency and Development Act, 1995. Despite the opposition of opposition parties and various Muslim organizations, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha Sabha. There were 288 votes in the lure Sabha in support of it and 232 votes in protest, while there were 128 votes in his favor and 95 votes in protest. -Ians PSK/CBT Share this story Tags