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#Breaking | MP HC delivers a verdict on the challenge put forth by the ASI regarding monuments being claimed as 'Waqf property' in Burhanpur. The key observations include: - 'Monuments belong to Centre; not Waqf property' - 'Waqf committed illegality' ＠Gurjarrrrr joins… https://t.co/GH4MC1xy8h
BIG NEWS 🚨 Madhya Pradesh High Court overturns MP Waqf Board’s claim over Historic Monuments. "Why not claim the Taj Mahal as Waqf property? Tomorrow you might say the entire India is Waqf property" - MP High Court Court overturns a decision by the MP Waqf Board that claimed… https://t.co/aRSKVgcj1N
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has set aside an order of the Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board claiming ownership of some of the prominent historical monuments in Burhanpur district, including the tombs of Shah Shuja and Nadir Shah. https://t.co/1bzTVbnuWc
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has overturned the Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board's claim over several historic monuments in the Burhanpur district. The court set aside the Waqf Board's order that asserted ownership of significant sites, including the tombs of Shah Shuja and Nadir Shah. The bench, led by Justice GS Ahluwalia, noted that these properties had been officially recognized as ancient monuments as early as 1913 and 1925. The court emphasized that these monuments belong to the Centre and not to the Waqf Board, highlighting the illegality committed by the Waqf Board in its claim.
