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00:00are the other states where minorities are in large numbers responding?
00:05Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, how are these where your government is not in power
00:11and minority has a style?
00:14How are you reassuring these states, firstly, the people of the states,
00:18that the rights of the largest minority in this country are safe,
00:24that they are not going to be victimized?
00:26Plus, how are the leaders of these states responding to this?
00:30First of all, when we say Muslim community,
00:35large section of Muslim community are wholeheartedly welcoming this act.
00:41The requirement for change in the WAF Act,
00:46the necessary amendment which we have made,
00:50are in fact suggested by the committees which were formed during the Congress time.
00:54If you see 1976, the inquiry report and then the Sachar committee report
01:02and then K. Rehman Khan report, that is a select committee again in the parliament.
01:07They all have talked about making the management of the work property
01:12in much more efficient, transparent and accountable manner.
01:16That is exactly what we have done it.
01:18And then, the work properties in India are the largest work properties in the world.
01:26It is not only in the country.
01:28Some people keep saying that after railways and the defense.
01:33How can you compare the defense and railway properties with the work properties?
01:37Work properties are owned, managed by private individuals.
01:41Railways is like the track, railway tracks, thousands of kilometers.
01:44We travel on that.
01:46The railways don't use it.
01:47They use it for us.
01:49Defense is for the people of the country to safeguard India's interests,
01:54safeguard its territory.
01:56So, first of all, the work properties in India is the largest in the world.
02:01And despite having the largest work properties in the world,
02:04how come these properties are not being utilized for the welfare of the Muslim communities?
02:09See, the purpose is three, you know, for charitable, pious and religious purpose.
02:16So, if so much of work properties are being mismanaged by few of the powerful people
02:23who are, you know, in a very surreptitiously mishandling the entire work properties
02:31and few families are enjoying the fruits of these properties,
02:36what about the 90 percent, the larger section of the Muslim community,
02:40the weaker sections, the children, the women?
02:43So, what we have done is, we have made sure that the misuse will be prevented in future.
02:50And, Smita Ji, I must tell you, we knew it, we will have this kind of resistance.
02:56Because those powerful people who are misusing so much of work properties
03:02will definitely not give up easily.
03:05They will resist.
03:06And that is what we are seeing it.
03:09But what we are saying is, let people read the provisions of the Act
03:14and tell us if there is any provision which harms the Muslim community.
03:20Tell us.
03:21So, Muslims are also Indians.
03:23Shouldn't we think about Muslim community?
03:25How can we leave aside one community
03:28and, you know, let all the irregularities keep on happening unchecked?
03:35We can't see that.
03:36We are the government of India.
03:38We have the responsibility to ensure that every citizen is taken care of,
03:44every community is looked after.
03:46So, the people who are spreading this false news,
03:50all this, you know, unverified claims
03:53and just merely broadcasting around that the work properties
03:58means the masjids, the dargahs, the kabarshan,
04:04these are going to be snatched away by the government.
04:06This country rules through a law.
04:10We are governed by the constitution.
04:12How can anybody snatch somebody's property like that?
04:15You know, when the farm bills came
04:17and when the NRC regulation that was going to come,
04:22there was a lot of street protests which happened
04:24and farm bills were revoked
04:27and the NRC has gone into cold storage.
04:30That has not happened.
04:32What are the chances that the way the street protests are happening,
04:35CAA you did.
04:36You stuck by it.
04:37It happened and the protests died down.
04:40Maybe because COVID happened or whatever.
04:42God knows what the reason was.
04:44But all the funding stopped for the CAA for the protests.
04:48Nobody knows what happened.
04:50But the CAA protests fizzled out.
04:52But the farm bills went into revoke mode
04:55and NRC went into cold storage.
04:58What happens if the current protests against the Waqf bill
05:02also becomes widespread?
05:04Is there a chance that they would be revoked too?
05:07No, we can't be comparing the farm laws
05:13with the Waqf Amendment Act.
05:17These are two different things.
05:19Here in the Waqf Amendment Act,
05:23it is a question of not only ensuring justice to the needy people,
05:29but preventing the wrong things, wrongdoings,
05:33the illegal acts by some of the people.
05:36In fact, I must tell you,
05:39for last nearly eight, nine months,
05:43I have been receiving numerous delegations
05:47from the Muslim community
05:48urging urgently to pass this Waqf Amendment bill.
05:53And then finally we passed it.
05:55So it's not that we just came out of blue.
05:57And the consultation process has been widespread.
05:59Then who are the people who are protesting?
06:02Protesting is only the opposition parties,
06:04those political parties
06:06which treat the Muslim community as vote banks.
06:10They create, you know, fear-mongering.
06:12They keep scaring the Muslim community.
06:14And from the long time I have been witnessing these people,
06:18they don't want Muslim community to develop.
06:21They want to keep them isolated,
06:23create fear in their mind,
06:25and then make them anti-BJP.
06:28But many of the Muslim communities are now coming forward.
06:32I have met so many Muslim communities,
06:34even when I went to Kashmir also,
06:36so many, you know, common people,
06:39they came, the Muslim women,
06:41the influential people also came to me
06:43and they said,
06:44very well done.
06:45The Waqf Amendment bill passed.
06:47Similar to what happened in Article 370
06:50when people in Kashmir came and said.
06:51Same thing,
06:52I had just compared in one of my speech also
06:54that during the abrogation of the Article 370,
06:58they said there will be bloodshed in German Kashmir
07:01and some parts of the country.
07:04And then when CAA was being considered,
07:06they again said that this will lead to snatching away
07:09the citizenship status and other rights of the Muslims.
07:12Now, nothing such has happened.
07:15In fact,
07:16the Citizenship Amendment Act has been
07:19now a kind of a ground
07:21where we are more easily identifiable
07:25with those people
07:27who are genuinely coming to India
07:31and recognize their citizenship
07:32and those illegal are being prevented.
07:36And similar in JNK,
07:37we are seeing the ushering of peace and development.
07:40I was thoroughly enjoying my Kashmir visit,
07:44three days visit this time.
07:46And then it was a fantastic record numbers
07:48of tourist investment,
07:49everything's coming.
07:50This whole thing about
07:52what is going to happen to the Waqf properties,
07:54of course, you mentioned that.
07:56But Mr. Ovesi has said that,
07:59Barrister Ovesi has said that
08:00now Sambhal, Gyanwapi, Mathura,
08:03they'll be removed from Waqf control
08:05and there'll be an attempt to seize these
08:08because it's sensitive
08:10and other religious properties.
08:12And then there are people from,
08:13you know,
08:14the BJP also some hothead saying
08:16So, first of all,
08:18I fail to understand
08:20how could they connect
08:21this Waqf Amendment Act
08:24with other religious issues.
08:28This Waqf Amendment Act
08:31is a continuation
08:32or in a way
08:34it's amending
08:35a previous provisions
08:36which were in existence.
08:38Since 1913
08:39from the British time,
08:40the law existed
08:42and post-independence
08:44first law was enacted
08:45in 1954.
08:47So, the Waqf law
08:49has been there.
08:50The legislative process
08:51has been happening
08:52pre-independence
08:53and then last amendment
08:55was 2013
08:56and that triggered
08:58the present step
08:59which we have taken.
09:01And, you know,
09:02I don't need to elaborate
09:03on those things
09:03but still I would highlight
09:05two important points.
09:07One is like,
09:08you know,
09:09this Waqf by user
09:11without the law
09:13of limitation
09:14being applied,
09:15any property
09:18can be claimed
09:19as Waqf property
09:20on the basis
09:21of a claim
09:22made by an individual
09:23that some
09:24hundred years back
09:25or few years back
09:26we used to do
09:28certain things
09:29namaj or whatever.
09:30You can do namaj
09:31anywhere
09:32but that doesn't mean
09:33that that particular area
09:34becomes a Waqf property.
09:36So, we have
09:37not only checked it
09:39but ensured that
09:40misuse
09:42or, you know,
09:44unverified claims
09:45must be stopped.
09:47So, what we have done is
09:48that you have to,
09:50you can create Waqf
09:51through a deed
09:52not by just
09:53oral claim
09:54because once Waqf property
09:55means forever Waqf.
09:58That is why
09:58you have to be
09:59extremely careful.
10:01So, it has to be
10:02with a documentation process
10:03you can create Waqf.
10:05And then, you know,
10:06this...
10:07And retrospective
10:08Vuvala Path?
10:09See, there are some
10:10confusion
10:11with regards to
10:12the retrospective effect.
10:14First of all,
10:15the law
10:15is prospective.
10:17Whatever
10:18is a declared
10:19Waqf property
10:20cannot be disturbed.
10:22Whether it is
10:23it was
10:24Waqf by user
10:25or whatever
10:26if that particular
10:28property
10:29is declared
10:30suppose
10:30I'll just give you
10:31an example.
10:32If there was a
10:33Waqf by user
10:35and the particular
10:37property
10:38has been declared
10:39a Waqf property
10:40and a document
10:41has been created
10:42thereby the state
10:43government
10:44or the
10:44DM has
10:46recognized
10:46the property
10:47and it is registered
10:48then it is done.
10:50The case is settled.
10:51You are not going
10:52to reopen
10:53or change
10:54the status of that.
10:55only those
10:57cases
10:58which are
10:59pending
10:59under dispute
11:01so they are
11:02either pending
11:02in the
11:03tribunal
11:04or under
11:04writ
11:05they have made
11:06appeal in the
11:08court
11:08these are to be
11:09decided by the
11:10courts.
11:11We can't take away
11:11the rights of the
11:12courts.
11:13So
11:13it is
11:14prospective
11:15it is not
11:16retrospective
11:17however
11:18if
11:20there are
11:21some kind of
11:22issues
11:23which are not
11:23settled
11:24then state
11:25government will
11:26decide.
11:26So the power
11:27is not with the
11:28central government.
11:29Central government
11:29is just
11:30forming a
11:31central Waqf council
11:32which is headed
11:33by the
11:33minister
11:34in this case
11:34me.
11:35So all this
11:36whether it is
11:37to be claimed
11:37reclaimed
11:38counter claimed
11:39by the state
11:40government
11:40will be decided
11:42by state government
11:43the DM is under
11:44the state government.
11:44Why by you
11:45why not a
11:46Muslim?
11:47I mean if
11:47this is about
11:48a Waqf council
11:49why a non-Muslim?
11:51Now the problem
11:51is we have
11:52six minority
11:53communities
11:53in India
11:54by definition.
11:56By notification
11:56there are
11:57six communities.
11:59By virtue
11:59of being
12:00the minister
12:00for minority
12:01affairs
12:01I presented
12:02the bill.
12:03So by
12:04virtue of
12:04being the
12:05minister
12:05I become
12:05the chairman
12:06of the
12:06central Waqf council.
12:08Minority
12:09ministry is
12:10not for
12:10Muslim.
12:11That is
12:12what I have
12:12been telling
12:13from the
12:13beginning
12:13that the
12:14Congress
12:14party had
12:15made the
12:16minority
12:16affairs
12:16ministry
12:17as a
12:17Muslim
12:18affairs
12:19ministry.
12:20How
12:20unfortunate
12:20that is.
12:21And then
12:22they are
12:24talking only
12:24about Muslims
12:25leaving aside
12:26the other
12:27smaller minority
12:28communities.
12:28But you
12:29have left
12:29aside the
12:30Muslim
12:30community
12:30completely.
12:31No.
12:31You don't
12:32have even
12:32one MP.
12:34Though I
12:35have been
12:35telling in
12:36the Muslim
12:36areas that
12:37please vote
12:38for BJP
12:38send Muslim
12:40MPs
12:40come to BJP
12:42and you know
12:43be part of
12:43the government.
12:44if Mohdiji
12:45has got the
12:46massive support
12:47from the
12:48people of
12:48the country.
12:49So it's
12:49a Muslim
12:49community's
12:50fault.
12:51So it is
12:51a Muslim
12:52community's
12:52fault that
12:53they haven't
12:53elected a
12:54BJP Muslim.
12:55I would
12:55not say
12:55fault but
12:56in a way
12:59that is
12:59true but
13:00suppose if
13:01you don't
13:01get elected
13:02from Muslim
13:03community what
13:04can you do?
13:05I can't make
13:05somebody elected
13:06with my own
13:06wishes.
13:08You know I
13:08have to have
13:08a person who
13:10is elected by
13:10the people.
13:11So that is
13:12why some
13:14of the
13:14objections I
13:15mean this
13:16very bizarre
13:17kind of
13:18argument they
13:19said that
13:19the minister
13:20who presented
13:21the bill is
13:22not a Muslim
13:23and on the
13:24counter side I
13:25said that I
13:26feel fortunate
13:27to do something
13:27good for the
13:28Muslim community.
13:29So because of
13:30being a minority
13:31affairs minister I
13:32have the
13:32responsibility to
13:33look after the
13:34welfare measures
13:35of six
13:36minority
13:38communities.
13:39so this
13:40argument doesn't
13:42stand you
13:43know.
13:43दर्मियों के चिट्टी होने वाली थी, मेरे पापा आने वाले थे, तो लोग सभी खुश थे, तो मैं एक बेड़ पे चड़के, डांस कर रहा था, दांस कर रहा था, तो पहले ही आ रहे, फ्रीज, उस समय तो कंटिन्यू नहीं कर सकता था, तो फ्रीज फ्रेम टाइप का, कस
14:13कि तो एक बेड़ जाएब का, कि अआने वाले थे, तो लूएऽ तो लोग तो चित्स, कि वाले थे, तो उति है दो झाले खिंटा पाइप का, कि शाध्यूज खरावी प्रावी तो लूजल, वाले इक रहा थावीनूज, प्रावीनूज में पहले ज सुख खुश ख़ूश