The Waqf Amendment Bill is set to be introduced in the Lok Sabha today by Union Minister for Minority Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, at 12 PM. The government is determined to push the bill for passage after a thorough discussion. Once passed in the Lok Sabha, it will move to the Rajya Sabha, where an eight-hour debate is scheduled on both the Waqf Amendment Bill and the Muslim Waqf Repeal Bill 2024.Opposition parties are strongly opposing the bill, leading to expectations of intense debates and possible disruptions in Parliament. Adding to the controversy, senior politician Abu Azmi has made a bold statement, claiming that "real Muslims are against the Waqf Bill." His remarks have fueled further political tension as different factions voice their opinions on the amendments. While the government argues that the bill aims to reform Waqf property management, critics see it as an attack on minority rights.With both ruling and opposition parties gearing up for heated exchanges, today's session is expected to be a high-stakes political battle over the contentious legislation.
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00:00Abu Azmi, the MLA of the Socialist Party, has said that the real Muslims are against the government's reform.
00:09And those who are supporting the government's MLA are fake Muslims.
00:15This land will remain in the name of Allah till the end of the world.
00:18It has become a habit of the government to insult Muslims.
00:21What should Muslims do? Should we leave the country?
00:24This question has been raised by Abu Azmi.
00:28Abu Azmi ji, it has been 8 hours since the bill was presented. What will you say about this?
00:34We are openly opposing this bill.
00:38Because the people who are in the hands of the government,
00:41they have become a habit of insulting and destroying Muslims and doing injustice to Muslims.
00:47First, in the name of CAA and NRC, they bothered Muslims.
00:51After that, they want to end the personal law.
00:53They want to abolish the Common Civil Code.
00:55Now, they are bringing a new bill.
00:58It is an amendment to the Waqf Bill.
01:00We can never tolerate it.
01:02It is their right to pass it.
01:04It is a different matter.
01:05But Muslims will definitely oppose it.
01:08If there is anything to be done in it,
01:10then first of all, the Muslim Personal Law Board,
01:13which is our body that keeps an eye on these things,
01:16the Muslim Personal Law Board will not agree with it.
01:20I think Muslims of this country can never agree with it.
01:23Sir, there must be some positive points.
01:25The government must have thought about it.
01:27The government must have thought about it.
01:29It is a very positive point.
01:31It is a very positive point to kill Muslims in the name of cow and buffalo.
01:34It is a very positive point to demolish the houses of Muslims.
01:36And don't demolish the house of the one who is in the crowd,
01:39because he is not a Muslim.
01:40So, what is this positive point?
01:42The positive point they have is to bother the Muslims
01:45and keep on burning their political bread.
01:48But the Muslim Personal Law Board cannot be bigger than the Indian government, right?
01:52If the government is bothering the Muslims,
01:54then what should we do?
01:55Should we leave the country?
01:56Should we give poison and kill everyone?
01:58Is this what you will do?
01:59The President of the Uttarakhand Vak Board is saying that
02:02the real Muslims are not against Vakf.
02:05These are just political comments.
02:06The fake Muslims are with the commitment of Vakf.
02:09The real Muslims are against the bill of Vakf.
02:13What will they say?
02:14They have such a mandate that they will get it passed.
02:17So, what will be the direction after that?
02:19What will be done?
02:20You can do whatever you want in the majority.
02:22But it is like this that our hearts will be hurt.
02:25We will keep on opposing it.
02:28And what can we do?
02:29We will do whatever we can.