In a recent development, five individuals have been arrested for their involvement in a 17-year rental scam on Ahmedabad Waqf properties. The scam came to light after an investigation revealed that the accused had been fraudulently renting out Waqf properties for nearly two decades. The arrests were made following a complaint filed by the Waqf Board, alleging that the accused had been collecting rent from tenants without authorization. The accused have been charged with various offenses, including fraud and conspiracy. This incident has raised concerns about the security and management of Waqf properties in Ahmedabad. The Waqf Board has urged the authorities to take strict action against those involved in such fraudulent activities to prevent similar incidents in the future. The arrests serve as a warning to those who attempt to exploit Waqf properties for personal gain. Authorities have assured that they will continue to investigate the matter thoroughly to bring all those responsible to justice. The public is advised to be cautious while dealing with rental properties and to verify the authenticity of the landlords to avoid falling victim to such scams. This case highlights the importance of vigilance and transparency in the management of Waqf properties to protect the interests of the community.