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SC Puts Waqf 'Reform' On Hold; Centre Gets 7 Days To Defend; 'Status Quo' Maintained? | Urban Debate
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17:33Now PlayingIn this episode of Urban Debate, anchor Shreya Dhoundial discusses how The Supreme Court has issued an interim order halting all new appointments to the Waqf Board and freezing any changes to existing Waqf properties until further notice. The court also upheld the current provision of ‘Waqf by user,’ a contentious rule under scrutiny in ongoing petitions. Giving the Centre a week to respond, the apex court signaled a pause on the government’s proposed Waqf reforms, sparking debate over whether the rule represents rightful religious practice.
Discussing with Shreya Dhoundial, Advocate Dushyant Dave explains, “Waqf Amendment Act is unconstitutional in not one but many ways..” Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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