CJI stresses presumption of constitutionality in Waqf Act challenge
During the hearing of petitions against the recently passed Waqf Amendment Act, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai emphasised that laws cleared by Parliament are presumed constitutional unless a strong case is made to prove otherwise. The Supreme Court is currently examining key concerns, including the inclusion of non-Muslims in Waqf bodies and the identification of government land as Waqf property.
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- CJI stresses presumption of constitutionality in Waqf Act challengeDuring the hearing of petitions against the recently passed Waqf Amendment Act, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai emphasised that laws cleared by Parliament are presumed constitutional unless a strong case is made to prove otherwise. The Supreme Court is currently examining key concerns, including the inclusion of non-Muslims in Waqf bodies and the identification of government land as Waqf property.
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