Congress Member of Parliament Mohammad Jawed has taken a stand against the Waqf Amendment Bill by moving to the Supreme Court, labeling it as discriminatory. Jawed argues that the bill, which aims to amend the Waqf Properties Act, 1995, infringes upon the rights of the Muslim community in India. The Waqf Amendment Bill proposes to establish a Central Waqf Council that would oversee the management of waqf properties across the country. However, Jawed believes that this move would strip the waqf boards of their autonomy and centralize power, ultimately marginalizing the Muslim community. Jawed’s petition to the Supreme Court highlights the importance of protecting the rights of the minority community and ensuring that their religious institutions are not subjected to undue interference. The controversy surrounding the Waqf Amendment Bill has sparked a debate within the political landscape, with critics arguing that it undermines the autonomy of waqf boards and could potentially lead to the mismanagement of waqf properties. The Supreme Court’s decision on this matter is eagerly awaited as it will have far-reaching implications for the Muslim community in India. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.