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Why Punjab Muslims are against Waqf Amendment Act: Jamil Ur Rahman, Punjab Waqf Board member

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Uploaded: 2025-04-08T10:55:18+05:30
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Description: Why Punjab Muslims are against Waqf Amendment Act: Jamil Ur Rahman, Punjab Waqf Board member

In the latest episode of Decode Punjab, Punjab Waqf Board Member and Malerkotla MLA Md Jamil Ur Rahman tells The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna & Rajmeet Singh talk of why Punjab Muslims are against Waqf Amendment Act and...

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Updated At : 10:55 AM Apr 08, 2025 IST

In the latest episode of Decode Punjab, Punjab Waqf Board Member and Malerkotla MLA Md Jamil Ur Rahman tells The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna & Rajmeet Singh talk of why Punjab Muslims are against Waqf Amendment Act and what the Board is doing to get its properties back from encroachers.

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