Government’s assent to send the Waqf Bill to the JPC shows an acceptance of political realities. Waqf boards need reform, but this shouldn’t be an excuse for polarisation. TDP’s push for JPC shows Chandrababu Naidu won’t be a silent NDA partner. Coalition compulsions necessitating parliamentary scrutiny is a good start.
Govt agreeing to send Waqf Bill to JPC a good start, shows acceptance of political realities
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Viewed objectively, what did rushing through the farm laws achieve. 2. All over the world, minorities have their sensitivities, sometimes a little insecurity as well. Any intervention in matters they hold dear to their heart should be carefully thought through.