T.N. Assembly adopts resolution urging Centre to withdraw Waqf (Amendment) Bill
- The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly passed a resolution urging the Union government to withdraw the Waqf Bill, 2024, stating it undermines Muslim interests in the country.
- All major political parties supported the resolution, except for the BJP, which walked out before the vote.
- Chief Minister M.K. Stalin emphasized that the Constitution protects the rights of religious groups and urged the withdrawal of the Bill.
- BJP member Vanathi Srinivasan defended the Bill, claiming it aims to address irregularities in Waqf property management and protect backward sections of the Muslim community.
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TN Assembly passes resolution urging Centre to withdraw Waqf Bill
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution urging the Union government to withdraw the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, citing concerns that it undermines the interests of Muslims in the country. While all major political parties, including the AIADMK, supported the resolution, the BJP staged a walk-out ahead of the vote. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, who moved the resolution, said the Indian Constitution …
T.N. Assembly adopts resolution urging Centre to withdraw Waqf (Amendment) Bill
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Thursday (March 27, 2025) unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Centre to withdraw the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, arguing that it was against the interests of Muslims in the country.
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