MP High Court Overturns MP Waqf Board's Claim over Historic Monuments
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has overturned the MP Waqf Board's claim on three historic monuments, sparking debate on social media. The ruling has implications for India's cultural heritage preservation.
Wed, 07 Aug 2024
In a significant development, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has overturned the decision made by the MP Waqf Board, which claimed ownership of three historic monuments in the state. The court's ruling stated that the MP Waqf Board had no right to these properties, sparking widespread debate on social media.
The dispute revolves around the Burhanpur Fort, which spans an area of 4.448 hectares. The MP Waqf Board had earlier claimed ownership of this historic monument, but the High Court has now ruled against them. This decision has far-reaching implications for the preservation and conservation of India's cultural heritage.
BIG NEWS 🚨 Madhya Pradesh High Court overturns MP Waqf Board’s claim over Historic Monuments.
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"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… pic.twitter.com/aRSKVgcj1N
Many Twitter users are now questioning why similar claims cannot be made over other historical landmarks, including the iconic Taj Mahal.
The MP Waqf Board had been trying to assert its ownership over these monuments, but the High Court's ruling has put an end to those efforts. The court's decision is seen as a significant victory for heritage enthusiasts and historians who have long advocated for the preservation of India's cultural legacy.
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