Union Government invites public suggestions regarding Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024
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Deadline: September 13
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Public awareness campaign by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
Mumbai : The phrase ‘Once Waqf, Always Waqf’ clearly illustrates the horrifying nature of the Waqf Act. A judge of the High Court once made this statement, highlighting the seriousness of the law. The Union Government has taken a step to repeal the Waqf Act. A Joint Parliamentary Committee has been formed for this purpose, and the Government has called on the public to share their views on this law. In this regard, the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has launched an online petition, and so far, over 1,25,000 Hindus have demanded the repeal of the ‘Waqf Act, 1995’.
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti also issued a public appeal through online media, urging Hindus to send their opinions to the Government.
The Samiti’s National Spokesperson, Mr. Ramesh Shinde, released a video in which he stated that the Union Government has introduced the ‘Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024’ to curb the ongoing Land Jihad through the Waqf Act. The Government has sent the draft of this Act to a Joint Parliamentary Committee, which has invited all citizens of India to express their views on this law. If Hindus do not want their villages and temples to be gulped by the Waqf Act, they must send their opinions to the Government. There is an ongoing conspiracy to take over ancient temples, such as the 1,400-year-old temple in Tamil Nadu and the Jain temple in Udupi, through the Waqf Act. This land is being seized by the Waqf Board through the District Collector. Despite already having 8 lakh acres of land, the Waqf Board still seeks land from the Government to build mosques. Aurangzeb or Nizam did not bring any land with them; it is India’s land, and the Indian Government holds authority over it. Therefore, to thwart the Waqf Board’s conspiracy, people should send their views to the Joint Parliamentary Committee addressing Jagdambika Pal.
Aurangzeb or Nizam did not bring any land, it is the land of India : Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
@HinduJagrutiOrg का आवाहन : #WaqfBoardAmendmentBill के लिए स्थापित #JPC को सुचनाए भेजे !
1.जब #वक्फ बोर्ड के पास लाखो एकड भूमी है, तो कबरस्तान, मदरसा के लिए सरकारी जमीन देना बंद करे ।
2.वक्फ की जमीन पूर्णतः सरकार के नियंत्रण में हो ।
3.#Waqf बोर्ड के न्यायालयीन अधिकार समाप्त हो pic.twitter.com/ibLqF8Rf9Q— 🚩 Ramesh Shinde 🇮🇳 (@Ramesh_hjs) September 1, 2024
Act now! Share your demands with the JPC on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024
Hindus should question the existence of the Waqf Act 1995, because
- When the Waqf boards own and control lakhs of acres of land, the government still allots land for cemeteries and madarasas. This should stop!
- The Waqf land is in the control of the Waqf bodies who show no accountability. So the government should take over all the Waqf land.
- The Waqf board has been given judicial powers which no other minority committee has. This should end and they should be answerable to the law of the land.
For more draconian facets of the Waqf Act 1995, read our petition to the concerned authorities!
Send your opinions via email.
Email ID: [email protected]
If you prefer to share your views through mail –
The Union Government has urged the public to send their views on the ‘Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024’ to the following address. Citizens should send two copies of their written views by post.
Postal Address:
Mr. Jagdambika Pal, Joint Secretary (JM),
Lok Sabha Secretariat, 440, Parliament House,
New Delhi – 110001
Fax Number: 011 – 2301 7709
Note: Responses received by post will be given more importance.
The Waqf Board has recently ordered the evacuation of Govindpur village in Bihar, a predominantly Hindu area.
It has fraudulently acquired vast amounts of land nationwide, making it the third-largest landowner in the country.
The central government has now initiated steps to… pic.twitter.com/FQ4ba7O92B
— HinduJagrutiOrg (@HinduJagrutiOrg) September 4, 2024
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has also launched an online petition in this regard. Many Hindus are using the content of this petition to send letters to the Government. For more information, visit the following link:
