Srinagar, Jan 24 (KNS): Senior JKPC leader Imran Raza Ansari has expressed his concerns regarding the recent engagement of the Jammu and Kashmir Muthida Majlis-e-Ulema (MMU) in the Indian Parliament, specifically on the Waqf Bill. Speaking on the matter, Ansari questioned the purpose of meeting with the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), which he believes would not alter its stance unless influenced by the ruling party.
Ansari further pondered whether seeking such an audience with the committee enhanced the credibility of the MMU, or if it simply provided a sense of legitimacy that was not warranted.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelHe warned against falling into a trap set by adversaries, whether intentionally or unintentionally, emphasizing that only Allah truly knows the outcome.
The Waqf Bill, which pertains to the management of Waqf properties and affects crores of Muslims in India, is a sensitive issue. Ansari expressed his hope that this engagement does not inadvertently harm the community, calling such actions dangerous amidst a time of communal fragility. He made it clear that he would have avoided such "adventurism" in the current climate. (KNS)