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Arun Govil-Kangana Ranaut On Waqf Board Amendment Bill: Discussion is going on across the country regarding the Waqf Board Amendment Bill. A separate debate is going on between the ruling and the opposition. At the same time, the reactions of celebs have also come out on this matter. Artists like BJP MP and actor Arun Govil, Kangana Ranaut and Manoj Tiwari have given their opinion on this matter.

Talking to news agency ANI, actress and BJP MP from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, Kangana Ranaut said, ‘The whole country was waiting for the introduction of this bill, so we have introduced it today.’

BJP MP Arun Govil also put forth his views on the Waqf Board Amendment Bill. He said- ‘I don’t think this is about religion. Waqf is an institution that manages property and the taxes generated from it. It should not be linked to religion. Kiren Rijiju answered all the questions of the opposition very clearly without any doubt. The opposition opposes everything just for this. If the mistakes made during the Waqf Board Amendment in 1995 need to be corrected then it is a good thing. This is not anti-Muslim.’

Bhojpuri superstar and BJP MP Manoj Tiwari also spoke about the Waqf Board Amendment Bill. He said- ‘The opposition is just trying to provoke the Muslim community. When Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju defined the whole matter and put it forward, the opposition got agitated. All the complainants are from the Muslim community.’

Manoj Tiwari further said- ‘The opposition’s agenda of provoking the Muslim community has failed. I urge everyone to listen to the definition given by the minister so that it becomes clear how the Waqf Board is misusing the rules and regulations.’

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