Waqf Bill necessary, ASI tells Joint Parliamentary Committee in meet

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ASI said that many properties which have previously been conserved by the government of India, have been claimed by the Waqf without any proof," Mhaske told ANI.

Mhaske said that the Zakat Foundation and Telangana Waqf Board also shared the same view, arguing against amending the Waqf Board bill while presenting their reasoning.

The Secretary of the Housing Development Department also presented his views in the JPC meeting, stating that there is a dispute between DDA and Waqf Board over 138 properties in Delhi, out of which 123 properties are highly contentious, the sources said.