Outrage in the Muslim society due to the silence of the leader of opposition in parliament over Waqf Bill: Mayawati

Lucknow, April 12 (IANS). Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) National President Mayawati Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi targeted the WAQF Act. He said that during the discussion in parliament, there is resentment in the Muslim society about the way the leader of opposition is silent on the Waqf Bill. BSP head Mayawati wrote on the social media platform ‘X’ on Saturday that the leader of opposition in the long discussion in the Lok Sabha about the Waqf Amendment Bill talks nothing, that is, despite the allegations of the opposition to be a case of constitutional offense like Caa, is it appropriate to keep silence? Several in the Muslim society and restlessness in their Indian alliance are also natural. He further said that Congress, BJP, etc. In any case, are equally guilty of the matter of keeping the right to reservation of these classes in the country’s interests, well -being and government opportunities and education, etc. By depriving them and making them inactive. Religious minorities should also avoid their fraud. Mayawati said that the situation of Bahujans in Uttar Pradesh, because of her attitude, is in all cases reasonable, while the BJP workers may take the law. The situation is also alarming due to increasing privatization in electricity and other government departments. The government must properly fulfill the constitutional obligation of public welfare. It is known that the WAQF Amendment Bill became a 2025 Act. The bill transferred from both houses of parliament was approved by President Draupadi Murmu. At the same time, Congress, Aimim and AAAM AAdmi Party (AAP) disputed the new law in the Supreme Court with different petitions. Demonstrations are seen on the street against the Waqf Amendment Act. There is a lot of vigilant about the protest in UP. The religious leaders are also attractive not to perform fierce protests. Some opposition parties also talk about collaboration in the demonstration. -Ians wiketti/as part this story tags