'Waqf Bill Not Anti-Muslim', says the NDA Ally JD (U) leader in parliament

02 April 2025 04:37 PM IST According to the WAQF (Amendment) Bill, WAQF tribunals will be strengthened, a structured selection process will be maintained, and Janata Dal (United) leader Rajiv Ranjan (Lalan) Singh said on Wednesday that the WAQF amendment is not “anti-musker”. New Delhi, April 01 (Ani): Minister of Union, Rajiv Ranjan (Lalan) Singh, speaks in the Lok Sabha during the budget session of Parliament. (SANSAD TV) “WAQF Amendment Bill is discussed. Since the beginning of the discussion is attempted, there is an atmosphere that is the bill is a kind of trust, but the bill is not anti-muslim by all … waqf, but the bill is not anti-muslim to all … Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) government supported by 12 MPs was quoted by Ani. (U) Leader added. Let the bill come if our concern is housed in it, we will certainly support the bill, “Jha told Ani. (Amendment) Bill, 2025, submitted in the Lok Sabha. The changes made in the WAQF Act by the UPA government gave it a dominant effect on other statutes, which is why the new amendments were required, “Pti Rijiju quoted as amid opposition protes. A term of office will be corrected to ensure effective dispute resolution. audit of the state sponsored.