Why are Muslim bodies opposing the Waqf Bill and planning to take legal action

1. Lack of consultation: Muslim bodies argue that the government did not consult them adequately before drafting the Waqf Bill. 2. Scope of government control: The Bill grants significant powers to the government to manage and control waqf properties, leading to concerns about potential misuse of authority. 3. Violation of religious rights: Critics argue that the Bill infringes upon the autonomy and religious rights of the waqf boards by imposing government influence over their functioning. 4. Legal challenges: Muslim bodies are considering legal action to challenge the constitutionality of the Bill, particularly in relation to potential violations of religious freedom under the Indian Constitution.