Waqf Amendment Act Challenge : Live Updates From Suprem Court [Hearing On Interim Order -Day 3]

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22 May 2025 12:01 PM IST

  • Waqf Amendment Act Challenge : Live Updates From Suprem Court [Hearing On Interim Order -Day 3]

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.On May 21, the petitioners completed their arguments. Yesterday, the Union started their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.Follow the...

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.

    On May 21, the petitioners completed their arguments. Yesterday, the Union started their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.

    Follow the live-updates here.


    Live Updates

    • 22 May 2025 12:09 PM IST

      SG Mehta: P Ramareddy v. Andhra Pradesh referred: After final hearing that this may not muster under Article 14, mylords can strike down and it would be open for them to create waqf- Is it so egregious that it needs to be stayed today?




       


    • 22 May 2025 12:04 PM IST

      SG Mehta: I am saying- would that be a ground to stay when I have not given an opportunity to be heard? I could have filed statistics

      SG Mehta: they can always create a trust




       


    • 22 May 2025 12:04 PM IST

      CJI: What is the nexus of not making application of Act to Scheduled VI? Instance, if lands were grabbed taking advantage of social backwardness, then?

      SG Mehta: waqf is to Allah, it goes forever. for purpose of interim order, if found unconstitutional, it can be quashed. but if a waqf is there, it will be an irreversible situation. JCP says tribals may follow Islam but they have their separate cultural identity.

      J Masih: Does not appear to be correct. Islam is Islam! Religion is the same..you projected, someone by misrepresentation taken land and it is void, it in itself will go.

    • 22 May 2025 12:03 PM IST

      SG Mehta: it is not difficult for anyone to raise proposition but merely because it could be argued does not mean it deserves to be stay of a validity passed statute by competent legislature

      SG Mehta: I prepared note- it only contains law, no fact on the three issues earlier argued.

      1. S 3(E)- for protection of tribes, scheduled tribes in scheduled areas are constitutionally protected class, sum and substance of judgments I referred is that its constitutionally protected class and courts have upheld it

    • 22 May 2025 12:03 PM IST

      CJI: In the bits of arguments, somebody rises and ...

      Advocate: Direction was given by J Sundresh to mention before this Court- 25 April, 2025 order

      CJI: We are only concerned whether 2025 Act should be stayed or not; proceed Mr Mehta

      SG Mehta: will conclude in 10 minutes; Lordship had to hear 3 days which ex facie means nothing unconstitutional per se

    • 22 May 2025 12:03 PM IST

      Advocate: I have filed a petition for the Union and State to complete survey

      Advocate: Had Union and State completed survey within 1 year, nothing sort of this has come...corresponding duty of state has miserably failed. They are trying to put Muttawalli in different light

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