The Waqf Board has been staking claims on public and personal properties all over the country, and this is the reason that the Modi-led NDA government is trying to make some necessary changes to the Waqf Board Act. The Waqf Board has been staking a claim on the land of Hindus as well as others, and while doing so, it has increased its properties in the last few years. The increase in its land can be estimated from the fact that today Waqf Board is the third largest landowner in India after the armed forces and Indian Railways.

Amid this land-grabbing controversy, the intentions of the Waqf Board were exposed big time in Rajasthan after the Bhajan Lal Sharma government conducted a survey of several temples in the state. In a shocking revelation, as per the available survey report, the ownership of land of 69 temples is with the Waqf Board in government records.

The survey report reveals that the maximum number of such properties........

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