Ahmedabad police have arrested five individuals in connection with a 17-year rental scam involving Waqf properties in the city. The accused were allegedly involved in renting out Waqf properties illegally and pocketing the rent for nearly two decades. The arrests were made after a complaint was filed by the Waqf Board, highlighting the fraudulent activities. The police have initiated an investigation into the matter to uncover the extent of the scam and bring those responsible to justice. Waqf properties are religious endowments in Islam, meant for the benefit of the community, and any misuse or mismanagement of these properties is a serious offense. The arrests have brought to light the need for stricter regulations and monitoring of Waqf properties to prevent such scams in the future. It serves as a reminder for authorities to ensure the proper management and utilization of Waqf properties for the intended charitable purposes. The accused individuals will face legal action for their involvement in the scam, and further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses. This incident underscores the importance of safeguarding religious endowments and holding accountable those who seek to exploit them for personal gain.