The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has demanded the withdrawal of the controversial Waqf Amendment Act, calling it divisive and unjust. The party has raised concerns about the implications of the act on the Muslim community in India. The Waqf Amendment Act, which was passed in 2013, aimed to streamline the management of waqf properties in the country. However, the CPI(M) has criticized the act for its potential to infringe on the rights of the Muslim community and for being discriminatory. The party has urged the government to reconsider the act and to engage in a dialogue with stakeholders to address their concerns. The CPI(M) has also called for a review of the act to ensure that it upholds the rights of the Muslim community and promotes inclusivity. The party’s stance on the Waqf Amendment Act reflects growing concerns about the protection of minority rights in India. The act has been a subject of controversy and debate since its enactment, with critics arguing that it undermines the autonomy of waqf boards and could lead to the mismanagement of waqf properties. The CPI(M)’s demand for the withdrawal of the act adds to the ongoing discussions about the need for inclusive and equitable laws in India.