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Delhi Hajj committee slams Waqf Bill protest, urges protesters to read bill first

The Delhi Hajj Committee has criticised protests against the Waqf Amendment Bill, urging demonstrators to read the bill before protesting. The committee states that the bill aims to increase transparency and accountability in Waqf management. Opposition leaders, including Asaduddin Owaisi, continue to protest, claiming the bill disadvantages minorities. Government representatives assert the bill will benefit poor Muslim women and provide more rights to underprivileged Muslim communities.

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