The Communist Party of India (Marxist) in Tamil Nadu has raised concerns over the controversial amendment to the Waqf Act and demanded its withdrawal. The party stated that the amendment is divisive and unjust, and could potentially harm the interests of the Muslim community. The amendment, which was passed by the Parliament recently, has sparked widespread criticism and protests. The CPM has urged the government to reconsider the amendment and take into account the concerns raised by various stakeholders. The party also criticized the government for not consulting with the Muslim community before passing the amendment. The Waqf Act is crucial for the administration and regulation of waqf properties, which are religious endowments for the benefit of the Muslim community. The CPM’s demand for the withdrawal of the amendment comes in the wake of growing unease among various sections of society over the implications of the amendment. The party has called for a united front to oppose the amendment and protect the interests of the Muslim community. The controversy surrounding the amendment highlights the need for a more inclusive and consultative approach to policymaking. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to the demands of the CPM and other critics of the amendment. With concerns mounting over the impact of the amendment, a resolution to the issue is eagerly awaited by all stakeholders involved.