Rajasthan Minister Accuses Congress of Inciting Opposition to Waqf Amendment Bill

Rajasthan Agriculture Minister Dr. Kirodi Lal Meena has alleged that those opposing the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 are closely connected to Congress leaders. He claims opposition leaders, including the national general secretary of the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board Fazlur Raheem, are misleading and inciting people to destabilize the government.

Rajasthan Agriculture Minister Dr. Kirodi Lal Meena on Monday accused those opposing the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 of having close ties with Congress leaders.

Meena claimed the opposition is misleading and inciting people under Congress's influence to launch a campaign against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

He alleged that All-India Muslim Personal Law Board's Fazlur Raheem is inciting Muslims and causing violence, while also misusing Waqf properties.

Meena accused Raheem of selling large tracts of land and accepting foreign funds for anti-national activities, highlighting connections with the Congress through his daughter and son-in-law.

Raheem allegedly established a 'new Pakistan' on government and Mandir Mafi land, with numerous illegal operations in Jaipur and other cities.

Meena urged agencies like ED, CBI, and NIA to investigate and take action against those disrupting communal harmony by selling Waqf and government lands.

(With inputs from agencies.)