In a speech at the “Rising Bharat Summit,” PM Narendra Modi defended the amendments to the Waqf Act, citing the need to rectify changes made by the UPA government and address issues of land appropriation and justice. The new law aims to protect common Muslims and Pasmanda Muslims, emphasizing the democratic process behind its passage and the importance of putting national interest above politics of appeasement, which he linked to India’s Partition in 1947. Modi criticized the misuse of the previous law, highlighting the benefits of the amended Act for society and the Muslim community, while underscoring the neglect faced by ordinary Muslims and Pasmanda Muslims due to past policies influenced by fundamentalism and power politics.
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About the AuthorVijay V SinghVijay V Singh has been a journalist since 2008, contributing to The Times of India after working for various print and online media. He specializes in crime reporting and has a strong interest in criminology. In his personal time, Singh enjoys traveling, particularly by bike, as well as reading and playing cricket.Read More Full Article
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