HYDERABAD:Minister KCR should keep his word regarding protecting the land and waqf properties owned by the state.On July 16, the Telangana United Muslim Federation will host a protest march in its place. At 10 am, this rally will begin in Afzalganj. It’ll be finished off at the Waqf Board. Today, Mehmood Paracha convened a meeting on the safeguarding of waqf properties, which was presided over by Maulana Hakeem Sufi Syed Shah Muhammad Khairuddin Qadri, the president of the Muslim United Federation. Mehmood Pracha, a senior attorney for the Supreme Court, claimed that Telangana has encroached on around 77 thousand acres of waqf land. The government must take legal action against the infringers in order to reclaim these lands. Pracha promised to assemble a group of knowledgeable solicitors to defend Telangana state’s waqf holdings. These solicitors will offer protection for waqf properties.Our father Wajdad pledged his properties to Allah, according to the senior attorney. It is our duty to step forward and defend these properties. He claimed that waqf properties in Telangana state now have billboards up. They should give the imams a portion of their earnings. According to Mehmood Paracha, the imams’ monthly donation of 5,000 rupees is insufficient in these time of hardship. The waqf board is in charge of providing the imams with fair honoraria. Pay close attention to safety right away. The Waqf archives are locked. Open it right away so that you may produce the paperwork needed for waqf cases in court. It might be practical to present it. He claimed that the building owned by the Waqf Board was still under construction. In order to raise the waqf’s revenue, it is the government’s duty to finish this building’s construction as soon as possible and rent it out.Mahmood Paracha Advocate responded well to the journalists’ inquiries and told them that he would work with them to safeguard the waqf holdings. In attendance on this occasion were Afzaluddin Advocate, Shakeel Advocate, Muniruddin Mujahid, Abrar Hussain Azad, among others.