High Court asks Delhi Waqf Board to file separate plea challenging Centre's decision to take over 123 waqf properties

 

On Wednesday, the High Court of Delhi asked the Delhi Waqf Board to file a separate substantive petition to challenge the Centre’s decision to take away 123 waqf properties.

Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri refused to grant any interim relief in the board’s application filed in a pending petition challenging the Centre’s decision to re-examine the de-listing of its 123 properties.

“You file a fresh substantive petition to challenge the Centre’s Feb 8 letter,” the judge told the counsel for the board and listed the application along with the pending petition on Aug 4.

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