Union Minister Giriraj Singh criticized Congress over the Waqf Amendment Bill, accusing the party of past appeasement. Singh highlighted how the BJP-led government rectified the mistakes from 2013. The Lok Sabha passed the bill after an extended debate, aiming to improve Waqf property administration. Singh’s comments come amidst a heated political atmosphere in India, with the ruling BJP and opposition Congress at loggerheads over various issues. The Waqf Amendment Bill has been a point of contention between the two parties, with Congress alleging that the amendments are aimed at targeting and marginalizing the Muslim community. However, the BJP has maintained that the amendments are necessary to streamline and improve the management of Waqf properties. The passing of the bill in the Lok Sabha is seen as a significant victory for the BJP, which has been pushing for reforms in various sectors. The bill is expected to bring about transparency and accountability in the administration of Waqf properties, which are often mired in controversies and disputes. With Singh’s scathing remarks against Congress, the political temperature in the country is likely to rise further, setting the stage for more intense debates and discussions in the coming days.