The Communist Party of India (Marxist) in Tamil Nadu has demanded the withdrawal of the Waqf Amendment Act, calling it divisive and unjust. The party has criticized the act for undermining the autonomy of Waqf boards and infringing on the rights of the Muslim community. The CPM has urged the government to reconsider the provisions of the act, which they claim are discriminatory and unconstitutional. The party has called for a united opposition against the act and has vowed to protest until it is revoked. The Waqf Amendment Act has been a contentious issue in India, with many critics arguing that it violates the rights of the Muslim minority. The CPM’s stance on the act comes at a time when religious tensions are on the rise in the country, and the party’s strong opposition to the act is likely to resonate with many in the Muslim community. The party’s demand for the withdrawal of the act is part of its broader commitment to secularism and social justice. The CPM’s call for unity against the act is likely to galvanize support from other opposition parties and civil society groups.