The Supreme Court will hear today petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025.A bench of CJI BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will consider the pleas for interim orders.Follow this page for...
The Supreme Court will hear today petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025.
A bench of CJI BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will consider the pleas for interim orders.
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Ahmadi: S. 3(D) requires absolute stay
Court will continue hearing tomorrow.
Ahmadi: how will you determine if a person is follower of Islam Can someone ask me if I pray 5 times a day?
Ahmadi: through interim order, the suits under Worship Act has been impeded ,but it will get resurrected
Ahmadi: Article 15 is important that it singles out only one particular community
Ahmadi: S3(D)- contextually the history has been explained, 1904 and 1954 has listed various properties including ancient mosque- all gets obliterated
Sr Adv Hamadi: two aspects- S. 107- evacutee properties are out-by virtue of S. 107, if I want to challenge any declaration of evacutee, it is hit by limitation Act
Singh: 2025 by the other provision- 3(C) and S. 36- entire waqf vanishes- very egregious
Sr Adv CU Singh: want to answer one aspect- mandatory registration requirement- 1923- requirement came for declaration to courts and S. 5 requires accounts to be maintained. S. 10 of 1923 Act, the penalty was Rs. 500 for mutawali for failure of that and Rs. 2000 for subsequent
1954 Act- chapter 4- registration of waqf by mutawalis- S. 41 penalty for non-registration and subsequent the removal of mutawali
1995- S. 36 registration of waqf, S. 61 for penalty to Mutawali- fine of Rs.10,000
even today, the penalty increased to non-registration to Rs. 25,000 but there is no consequence of non registration
Singhvi: this increase of properties- counter say- huge surge in waqf properties- a. loading on portal for listing started in 2013- that is pointed in my rejoinder, it was populated eventually- they are considering updation exercise as increase in property
Singhvi: recent on Article 300A, authored by CJI Gavai- imp point is the Lordships made it a point to stay what must imbude the interpretation approach, what is the effect for expropriatory provisions