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Hyderabad: ‘Save Waqf Board properties’, ALMMO protests at Dharna Chowk

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Hyderabad: All India Muslim Minority organization (ALMMO) staged a protest at Dharna Chowk on Friday demanding judicial powers for Waqf Board.
Members of various Muslim organisations, social activists, and several citizens participated in the protest.
Protestors accused chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao of not abiding by his statements given in the Assembly nine years ago.

They held that the dharna was to remind the CM of the promises made in his manifesto nine years ago.
Saving the Waqf properties is the motive behind the protest, a protestor said.
They further added that the Muslim minorities have been betrayed in terms of their rights and that the state government should hand over the waqf properties to underprivileged Muslims only.
Chairman of Deccan Waqf Protection Society, Osman Hajiri said that the state government had earlier promised the judicial powers to be given to Waqf Board. “However, the promise remains unfilled,” he added.
He said that Waqf land encroachments have been going on for ages, but prime properties of the Waqf like that of the Hussain sha wali Dargah, which is worth around one lakh crore, have been lost though it was under the favor of the board after an argument in Telangana High Court.

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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 4, 2023
Kerala HC directs govt to release properties of those who have no connection with PFI

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Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Thursday directed the state government to release the erroneously attached properties of certain persons as part of recovery proceedings initiated against Popular Front of India (PFI) workers in connection with the damage to public property, in violence, during a hartal called by the banned outfit last September.
“The 2nd respondent, Additional Secretary shall forthwith ensure that the properties of those persons who have no connection with the additional 13th respondent Organisation, which have been erroneously attached by the Revenue Recovery authorities of the State Government, are released by lifting the attachment on the said properties,” the court said.
A division bench comprising justices A K Jayasankaran Nambiar and Mohammed Nias C P said the lifting of the attachment shall be evidenced by appropriate orders issued in that regard which are communicated to the persons concerned.
On January 23, the state government had informed the high court that it has attached the properties of 248 banned Popular Front of India (PFI) workers as part of recovery proceedings and there were disputes with regard to the attachment in Malappuram district and action will be taken to correct the same.
“The Revenue authorities have informed that there were some disputes in respect of properties attached, especially in Malappuram district. They have contended that they are not office bearers or do not have any relation with the Popular Front of India. Genuineness of these objections are being examined and necessary action will be taken in accordance with law,” the government had said.
The PFI leaders are accused in the case related to the hartal called by the organisation against the nation-wide raids on PFI offices and arrest of its leaders following its ban.
The state police have registered a total of 361 cases and arrested 2,674 people.
Earlier, the High Court had asked the banned PFI and its ex-state general secretary Abdul Sathar to deposit Rs 5.2 crore with the Home Department towards damages estimated by the KSRTC and the state government in connection with the hartal-related violence, saying they must be held accountable for it.

Sathar, when he was the state general secretary of the outfit, had called for the hartal against the nation-wide raids and arrest of its leaders, and then allegedly absconded.
Hours after the PFI was banned, he had issued a statement saying the outfit had been disbanded in the wake of the Home Ministry’s decision and subsequently, he was arrested.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 2, 2023
Kashmir: Notices issued to 03 more persons under NDPS Act 1985, for declaring sources of movable & immovable properties – Kashmir News

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Kashmir: Notices issued to 03 more persons under NDPS Act 1985, for declaring sources of movable & immovable properties – Kashmir News
“It has been a long-standing aspiration of mine to become a Vizag resident, and I’m moving towards it now.” I’ve bought a piece of land in Vizag near the Bheemili area and will start constructing my house here soon. It gives me great pleasure to be able to reside in Vizag. I plan to construct a vacation home. “I will eventually move to this city,” Chiru said.
Chiranjeevi’s net worth is estimated to be around Rs 1550 crore, making him one of country’s wealthiest actors. Apart from the above, he is said to own several properties across the country, including a lavish farm house in Bengaluru and a home in Chennai, as well as massive mansion in Hyderabad’s Jubilee Hills area, where the actor currently resides.
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January 21, 2023

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SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board here has launched a comprehensive exercise for valuation of its hundreds of commercial properties across the Union Territory.

“Continuing with its reformative agenda initiated under the leadership of Chairperson, Dr Darakhshan Andrabi, J&K Waqf Board has started an exhaustive Valuation exercise of its hundreds of commercial assets spread across the UT of Jammu & Kashmir,” news agency KNO quoted a statement as having said.

Interestingly, despite being the second largest asset-rich organisation in the UT after the Govt itself, no significant efforts have been made till date for assessment of Commercial Properties by the previous authorities at the helm of affairs in Waqf over the last several decades, revealed the sources in Waqf, it said.

In an order issued by Executive Magistrate, Tehsildar J&K Waqf Board, it has been revealed that, in absence of proper valuation, “random assessment values have been used to insure commercial properties in the past and that has also created difficulties in settlement of claims with insurers”.

The move is also expected to “result in creation of a permanent data base for smooth rent assessment of structures in future”.

The Administrators and other Waqf Supervisory staff have been directed to facilitate and provide all necessary support & manpower for smooth conduct of the exercise, the order said.

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

Tag: Properties

Hyderabad: ‘Save Waqf Board properties’, ALMMO protests at Dharna Chowk

Kerala HC directs govt to release properties of those who have no connection with PFI

Kashmir: Notices issued to 03 more persons under NDPS Act 1985, for declaring sources of movable & immovable properties – Kashmir News

Waqf Board Orders Valuation Of Commercial Properties Across J&K