Citizens rally in protest
Hundreds gathered at Freedom Park, Bengaluru, on Monday to oppose the Waqf Amendment Act, demanding its immediate repeal.
Anger over property control
Protestors claim the Act enables transfer of properties worth billions to the Waqf Board, sparking widespread public concern.
Demands for repeal
Protestors unanimously demanded the Parliament withdraw the amended Waqf Bill, calling it unconstitutional and biased.
United across communities
Citizens from various backgrounds came together, saying the law affects public land and private ownership rights in Karnataka.
Accusations of land grab
Speakers at the protest alleged that the amendment is a covert attempt to legalize large-scale land grabs under Waqf control.
Call for government response
Activists urged the Karnataka government to intervene and protect citizen-owned properties from being arbitrarily classified.
Peaceful yet vocal protest
Despite the strong sentiments, the protest remained peaceful, with slogans, banners, and appeals to revoke the amendment act.