T.N. Assembly adopts resolution urging Centre to withdraw Waqf (Amendment) Bill
- Lawmakers in Tamil Nadu passed a resolution urging the central government to withdraw the Waqf Amendment Bill, which they argue would negatively impact the Muslim community, constituting about 14% of India's population.
- The All India Muslim Personal Law Board is leading a campaign against the bill, which is considered undemocratic.
- Chief Minister M. K. Stalin expressed that the proposed law undermines religious freedom and called for its withdrawal by the federal government.
- Actor Vijay's party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, also passed a resolution against the Waqf Amendment Bill, stating their support for Tamil fishermen.
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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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