Congress will fight legal battle against Waqf Bill
The Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 has been passed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Protests are being organized by Muslim organizations across the country against this. On the matter, Congress MP Pramod Tiwari said, “The bill has been passed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. It is yet to be signed by the President and then it will have to go through a legal battle. We will do what is constitutional. The Amendment Bill passed in Parliament is unconstitutional.” On this bill, Congress leader BK Hariprasad said, “The bill passed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha only because he has a number. It is completely unconstitutional. The Congress will fight a legal battle against this bill.”
Protests from Ahmedabad to Calcutta
After passing the Waqf Amendment Bill, protests are being organized by different Muslim organizations from Ahmedabad to Calcutta. In Ahmedabad, Muslims demonstrated against this bill. Apart from this, protests are also being organized in other states of the country including Kolkata, Hyderabad. Meanwhile, the police took out a flag march in Jamia area of Delhi today. Explain that in the midst of the possibility of protests against this bill in Delhi, the RPF took out a flag march and a large number of police forces are deployed.
Posters in Bihar
The poster has been released by Nitish Kumar on the Waqf Amendment Bill and RJD leader Arif Jalani regarding the stand of his party. Three pictures of Nitish Kumar have been used in this post, in which Nitish Kumar is in the uniform of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. In the second picture, Nitish Kumar is seen reading Namaz and in the third picture, Nitish Kumar is standing with folded hands. Also, the picture of a green chameleon is also shown in this picture. This poster reads, ‘Chameleon used to change color. They turned out to change color at higher speed than that. Thugs cheated by giving Iftar, wearing a hat in Eid, cheated on Waqf, did the same on NRC. Now the public will teach a lesson in the election, everything will be remembered.
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