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The Waqf Amendment Bill continues to be a subject of discussion and debate, with various stakeholders offering their perspectives on the proposed changes. Recently, a delegation from the Gujarat government engaged with the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to convey their suggestions regarding the amendment. This meeting underscores the ongoing process of gathering input and shaping the final form of the bill.
According to a statement by a Gujarat government representative, the delegation's suggestions aligned with the interests of all citizens. This emphasis on inclusivity suggests a focus on ensuring the amendment addresses the needs of the wider community while upholding the principles of fairness and equity. The statement further highlights the support for the Centre's initiative to amend the Waqf Act, indicating a broad consensus among various stakeholders.
The Waqf Amendment Bill aims to address various aspects of the Waqf Act, including provisions related to administration, management, and utilization of Waqf properties. By seeking feedback from different stakeholders, including state governments, the JPC is striving to ensure the proposed amendments are comprehensive and address the concerns of all involved parties. The outcome of these consultations will play a crucial role in shaping the final form of the bill and its impact on the Waqf sector.
Source: Waqf Amendment Bill: JPC meets Gujarat government representatives, others