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'Dignity of Waqf shouldn't be harmed': Muslim clerics react to reports of amendments in board laws

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Description: Reacting to reports of amendments being made in WAQF Board law, Muslim Clerics lashed out at the central government calling the move an attempt to divide the society. #asaduddinowaisi #waqfboard #Muslimclerics #parliament ...

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Updated At : 07:16 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

Reacting to reports of amendments being made in WAQF Board law, Muslim Clerics lashed out at the central government calling the move an attempt to divide the society. #asaduddinowaisi #waqfboard #Muslimclerics #parliament

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