The Communist Party of India (Marxist) in Chennai has called for the immediate withdrawal of the controversial Waqf Amendment Act, terming it as divisive and unjust. The Act has sparked widespread protest and criticism from various quarters. The CPM has urged the government to reconsider the implications of the amendment and its impact on the Muslim community in India. The party has raised concerns about the government’s approach towards minority rights and has demanded a review of the Act to address the issues raised by the community. The Waqf Amendment Act has been a subject of debate and contention since its introduction, with critics arguing that it undermines the autonomy of Waqf boards and erodes the rights of the Muslim community. The CPM’s stance on the Act reflects growing dissent against the government’s policies, particularly those affecting minority communities. The party’s call for the withdrawal of the Act adds to the mounting pressure on the government to revisit the legislation and address the concerns raised by various stakeholders. As the debate around the Waqf Amendment Act intensifies, the government is likely to face increasing scrutiny and calls for transparency in its decision-making process. The CPM’s demand for the withdrawal of the Act underscores the need for a more inclusive and consultative approach to policy-making in India.