New Delhi [India], March 28 (ANI): The Union Home Minister
Amit Shah
mentioned on Friday that the Waqf Amendment Bill, for which the JPC has provided its report, will be presented during the Budget session.
Parliament
The budget session is scheduled to end on April 4th.

Addressing the Times Now Summit,
Amit Shah
discussed the administration’s initiatives to enhance domestic safety and underscored the BJP’s pledge to implement a Consistent Personal Law System.

Aiming criticisms at the DMK, he stated that the administration hasn’t outlined any regulations.
delimitation
and ensure that there will be no injustice.

“The BJP’s approach is to take action when there is
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“There won’t be even 0.001 percent injustice towards anyone,” he stated.

Amit Shah
responded to queries covering various topics such as the status of Jammu and Kashmir, the circumstances in Manipur, along with the Bihar and Tamil Nadu legislative elections.
caste census
And the slogan for triumphing at elections.

Tackling concerns raised by certain stakeholders regarding the
Waqf Bill
,
Amit Shah
indicated that there’s no reason to fear it.

We will put forward the Waqf amendment bill for discussion in this session.
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During the session, when asked if it would be relocated, he responded, “he enquired whether it will be moved during the session.” The joint
Parliament
The committee has already submitted its report on the matter.
Waqf Bill
.
Amit Shah
stated that the bill will not be applied retroactively, and individuals with complaints can choose to seek recourse through the courts.

No one needs to feel scared about it.
Waqf Bill
In 2013, the government led by the Congress party enacted the
Waqf Bill
“And included multiple stipulations that do not conform to our Constitution. We are currently working to bring the legislation into harmony with constitutional standards,” he stated.

Amit Shah
stated that 123 prime properties in Delhi have been designated as waqf properties, and the legislation included a clause prohibiting challenges to these decisions in court.

“In Delhi, 123 premium location properties have been designated as Waqf land… In Prayagraj, the Chandra Shekhar Azad Garden—where Chandra Shekhar Azad took his final breath—has also been declared Waqf property. Now, a Maulana has stated that
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“And the Rashtrapati Bhavan should also be designated as a Waqf property. How is this acceptable?” he questioned.

When questioned regarding AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owasi’s demonstration,
Amit Shah
stated that individuals have the entitlement to act accordingly.

Some express themselves through their attire, others through their speech.
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As he stated, ‘One counters arguments with reason.’

Regarding his recent statements suggesting that the BJP-led administration will remain in control for 15 to 20 years,
Amit Shah
he mentioned that he hadn’t shared any fresh information.

“When I assumed the presidency of the party, I stated during my inaugural address that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government would stay in power for 30 years, with 10 years having already elapsed. Success in a democratic system hinges on a party’s performance,” he remarked.

“People without performance lack self-assurance. In my view, over this decade, guided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, both at the national level and where the Bharatiya Janata Party held power locally, we’ve managed to transform the scenario, thus fostering our confidence,” he further stated.

He likewise lashed out at
Rahul Gandhi
over allegations that he was not allowed to speak in
Parliament
He mentioned that Congress was provided with time for discussions on the budget and other topics, and questioned why the Congress leader did not speak up. Additionally, he highlighted this discrepancy.
Rahul Gandhi
‘s travel abroad.

They received 42 percent of the allotted time. The decision on who speaks next rests with them—how could we possibly prevent that?
Amit Shah
asked.

He said
Parliament
operates based on established guidelines and is not a casual gathering where individuals can speak freely at will.

It is customary for the Leader of Opposition to be allotted speaking time whenever they wish to address the floor, according to established conventions.
Amit Shah
He quipped that it varies depending on who holds the position. He stated that the duties associated with the role must be carried out conscientiously.

Amit Shah
showed complete faith in the NDA’s success for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections scheduled for later this year. He stated confidently that the NDA would regain power with an even larger mandate.

“Modi ji’s administration along with Nitish ji’s government has made significant efforts towards the progress of Bihar. I firmly believe that this time around, an NDA-led coalition will secure even greater representation, achieving a complete majority within the state,” he stated.

He demonstrated his belief in the NDA’s success in Tamil Nadu as well. He mentioned that discussions were ongoing with AIADMK, and should an announcement be made, it would become public knowledge. AIADMK parted ways from the NDA last year.

He criticized the governing DMK for “poor governance” and mentioned that citizens were also upset about its hereditary political practices.

He mentioned that the DMK cannot offer medical and engineering education in Tamil and has been highlighting concerns like
delimitation
to conceal its “shortcomings and misconduct”

He similarly criticized the DMK for opposing the NEP.

“The new education policy marks the first time primary schooling would be conducted in students’ native languages. Should this be implemented in Tamil Nadu, Tamil would become the instructional language for education,” stated the Home Minister.

Amit Shah
Additionally, they celebrated the recent assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir as a significant landmark, noting that for the first time in four decades, no additional polling was necessary.

“The first noteworthy aspect of this election in Kashmir, held after four decades, is that no re-voting was required at any polling station. Second, for the first time in forty years, the electoral process concluded without firing a single shot or using tear gas. Thirdly, following a lengthy period, over sixty percent of the population participated in exercising their voting rights. These developments signify significant progress,” he noted.

He stated that statehood will be reinstated in Jammu and Kashmir at the right time.

Amit Shah
The BJP stated that it had kept its commitments regarding the revocation of Article 370 and constructing the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, and the party remains dedicated to implementing a Uniform Civil Code.

He stated that Uttarakhand has established regulations for the Uniform Civil Code, and other BJP-governed states will follow suit.

“We think the nation ought to implement a consistent civil code. Enacting the UCC is part of our pledge,” he stated.

Amit Shah
supported the new legislation regarding the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and emphasized that the system functions through trust in individuals.

Responding to questions about a petition in court concerning
Rahul Gandhi
‘s citizenship,
Amit Shah
He stated that the matter of anyone’s citizenship is extremely serious, and he refrained from commenting on it during the television broadcast.

When questioned, he stated that the Home Ministry would present its stance in the courtroom.

Regarding the dispute involving Justice Yashwant Varma,
Amit Shah
stated that the CJI has acknowledged this.

“A probe is underway, with necessary documentation being supplied by both the Delhi Police and Fire Department. We must await their judgment,” he stated.

Answering queries on Manipur,
Amit Shah
mentioned that stores and marketplaces are operational, and with some time, things will return to normalcy.

He criticized the Congress-led government in Karnataka for implementing a four percent reservation for Muslims in public contracts.

He stated that the Constitution does not permit reservations based on religion.

“I would like to inquire whether contracts ought to be awarded based on quality and value or on religious grounds,” he stated.

He dismissed claims that the Center was biased against states governed by non-BJP parties when distributing funds.

Regarding the pleas related to the Places of Worship Act,
Amit Shah
stated that the court will administer justice.

On Congress demand for
caste census
,
Amit Shah
The Congress previously approved resolutions opposing this. Observing that the Congress-led administration failed to release the findings of the SECC survey, he mentioned that the government is currently developing the methodology. A decision regarding the census will be made at an appropriate time.

He dismissed claims from opponents about an “unannounced Emergency.”

Amit Shah
stated that he doesn’t have any individual ambitions and his goals align with those of the party—to transform India into a developed country by 2047.

He stated that the key to winning elections is working tirelessly for the nation from dawn until bedtime. (ANI)