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Group of Muslim women remains strong after man is caught on camera hurling hateful words at them

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The women said they were praying when a driver in a Tesla Cybertruck approached them and started cursing.

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Group of Muslim women remains strong after man is caught on camera hurling hateful words at them

The women said they were praying when a driver in a Tesla Cybertruck approached them and started cursing.

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Pasmanda Muslims Will Get Representation in Waqf Board for First Time: JD MP

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Pasmandas, which constitute 73 per cent of the total Muslim population of Bihar, will get representation in the Waqf Board for the first time once the law comes into force, JD(U) member Sanjay Kumar Jha said on Thursday. India News | Pasmanda Muslims Will Get Representation in Waqf Board for First Time: JD MP.

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No Non-Muslim Can Interfere In Waqf Board, Says Kiren Rijiju

Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Thursday dismissed allegations that the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, would harm Muslim interests. He asserted that non-Muslims cannot interfere in the Waqf Board's affairs as its management and beneficiaries would be only Muslims. Kiren Rijiju addressed concerns and criticism surrounding the legislation after introducing the Bill in the Rajya Sabha. He dismissed allegations that the bill would harm…

·New Delhi, India
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Waqf Amendment Bill: Muslim MPs object to non-Muslims in Waqf Board

Muslim MPs object to clause allowing non-Muslims on Waqf Boards, accusing government of targeting Muslim community unfairly.

·India
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'Opposition Misleading Public On Waqf Amendment Bill, Will Benefit Muslims' Says Minister Kiren Rijiju

Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Thursday accused the opposition parties of trying to mislead people on the Waqf Amendment Bill and said it will benefit crores of people from the Muslim community. Replying to the over 12-hour-long debate on the bill in Rajya Sabha, Rijiju said several suggestions made by the Joint Parliamentary Committee had been incorporated in the revised bill. “When the Waqf Amendment Bill was first drafted and…

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No non-Muslim can interfere in Waqf Board: Kiren Rijiju

Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Thursday dismissed allegations that the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, would harm Muslim interests. He asserted that non-Muslims cannot interfere in the Waqf Board’s affairs as its management and beneficiaries would be only Muslims.

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