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Muslim Law Board, Opposition Cry Hoarse; In Works More 'Secular' Waqf? | Beyond The Headline
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31:54Now PlayingIn today's episode of Beyond the Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy delves into the evolving landscape of the Waqf board. The discussion will explore whether recent changes represent a reining in or a redefinition of Waqf’s powers. As the Waqf’s new rulebook is set to reshape its operations, the focus will be on whether these reforms signal a move towards a more 'secular' approach. The Muslim Law Board and opposition voices are raising concerns, questioning if these adjustments are genuine reforms or merely a means of limiting Waqf’s influence. "It depends on how they're working; people gave their lands for the uplift of minorities; that's not being done by Waqf boards; accountability must be fixed," says Women Rights Activist Tahira Hasan. Watch the full video to know more and stay tuned with Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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