The Communist Party of India (Marxist) or CPM in Tamil Nadu has demanded the withdrawal of the Waqf Amendment Act, calling it divisive and unjust. The party stated that the amendment act undermines the autonomy of waqf boards and infringes upon the rights of the Muslim community. CPM leaders in Chennai criticized the act, saying it would lead to the centralization of powers and undermine the democratic functioning of waqf boards. They have urged the government to reconsider the act and withdraw it to protect the interests of the Muslim community. The Waqf Amendment Act has been a subject of controversy since its introduction, with many opposing its provisions. The CPM’s demand for the withdrawal of the act comes in the midst of ongoing debates and discussions regarding its implications. The party’s stance on the issue has garnered support from various quarters, including members of the Muslim community. The call for the withdrawal of the act reflects growing concerns about its impact on the religious and social fabric of the country. The CPM’s statement has added to the chorus of voices calling for a reevaluation of the act to address the concerns raised by various stakeholders. The party’s demand is likely to fuel further discussions and debates on the contentious issue, highlighting the need for a comprehensive review of the legislation.