Police book a few people for obstructing traffic during protest against Waqf (Amendment) Act

Three Booked for Blocking NH 75 During Protest Against Waqf Amendment Act in Mangaluru

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Three persons who were part of a protest against Waqf Amendment Act organised on Saturday were booked for allegedly disrupting traffic and obstructing emergency services along NH 75 near Adyar here, police said. Latest News | Three Booked for Blocking NH 75 During Protest Against Waqf Amendment Act in Mangaluru.

Police book a few people for obstructing traffic during protest against Waqf (Amendment) Act

Kankanady Town Police register cases against protestors blocking National Highway 75 during Ulama Coordination Karnataka protest.

Protest against Waqf Act near Makkah Masjid on April 18

Hyderabad: The area near Makkah Masjid witnessed a protest against the Waqf Amendment Act following Friday prayers on April 18. Protesters held placards and banners condemning the Act which was passed by Parliament recently. Demonstrators protest against the Waqf Amendment Act near Hyderabad’s historic Makkah Masjid following Friday prayers on April 18. Demonstrators protest against the Waqf Amendment Act near Hyderabad’s historic Makkah Masjid …

Lakhs gather in Mangaluru to protest Waqf Amendment Act

A massive protest unfolded at Shah Grounds near National Highway 73 in Kannur, Mangaluru, as lakhs gathered under the banner of the ‘Ulama Coordination Karnataka’ to oppose the Union Government’s Waqf Amendment Act. The event was held after Friday prayers. With tricolour flags waving from rooftops and treetops, the air resonated with chants of “Allahu Akbar” and “Azadi”. “Reject Waqf Amendment Act”, “Stop Politicising Waqf” placards were carried…

Flags High, Voices Higher: Mangaluru Speaks Loud as Ulema Lead Massive Protest Against Waqf Amendments

Mangaluru: On a scorching summer Friday, April 18, the usually quiet locality of Adyar Kannur in Mangaluru transformed into a powerful symbol of resistance and unity. A massive public protest, led by the Karnataka State Ulema Coordination Committee, witnessed an overwhelming turnout of nearly 3,000 people voicing their dissent against the Central Government’s recent amendments to the Waqf Act.