Union Cabinet Approves Waqf (Amendment) Bill Based On JPC Report The Modi Cabinet accepted 14 proposed changes in the Waqf bill
Union Cabinet Approves Waqf (Amendment) Bill: Key Highlights
The Indian Union Cabinet has recently given its nod to the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, based on the recommendations of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC). This significant development aims to enhance the governance and management of Waqf properties across the nation.
What is the Waqf (Amendment) Bill?
The Waqf (Amendment) Bill seeks to amend existing laws to improve transparency and accountability in the administration of Waqf properties. The proposed changes include 14 recommendations from the JPC, focusing on better governance and utilization of these properties for community welfare.
Key Changes in the Bill
Among the notable amendments, the bill proposes to:
- Establish a more structured framework for the management of Waqf properties.
- Enhance the powers of Waqf boards to recover encroached lands.
- Introduce measures for the timely resolution of disputes regarding Waqf properties.
Implications of the Bill
The approval of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill holds the potential to significantly impact the socio-economic landscape for many communities. By ensuring better management of Waqf assets, the bill aims to promote the effective use of these properties for public welfare and development.
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