Waqf Amendment Act Challenge : Live Updates From Supreme Court [Hearing On Interim Order]

Update: 2025-05-21 05:27 GMT
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The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.Yesterday, the petitioners completed their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.Follow the live-updates...

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The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.

Yesterday, the petitioners completed their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.

Follow the live-updates here.


Live Updates
2025-05-21 10:30 GMT

Court to continue hearing tomorrow.

2025-05-21 10:30 GMT

SG Mehta: JPC's recommendation




 


2025-05-21 10:30 GMT

SG Mehta: I was shocked, limitation act was not applicable to waqf. JPC reference to the tribal land




 


2025-05-21 10:29 GMT

SG Mehta: there cannot be any article 14 violation, it is a part of the Constitution.




 


2025-05-21 10:24 GMT

CJI: What about 3(E)?

SG Mehta: this is for protecting tribal land- what can be the objections here? Some claiming to be the leaders of some community are challenging this there is no affected person here

2025-05-21 10:24 GMT

CJI: In the Bill, was it there?

SG Mehta: I must say, the Bill was placed to the JPC, S.3(D) was placed

J Masih: 3(D) was as such not a part of the Bill

SG Mehta: it was in the original amending Act

J Masih: it was a part of the report

2025-05-21 10:20 GMT

SG Mehta: reading this part




 


2025-05-21 10:20 GMT

SG Mehta: further reference to JPC




 


2025-05-21 10:18 GMT

SG Mehta: JPC called Archaeological Survey of India...Mr Sibal has many forums where he reads many things, but he didn't read [a particular section of the 1904 Act]

reads JPC reference




 


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