An entire village in Bihar is living in fear as the Waqf Board has laid claim to their ancestral land. This wave of Land Jihad hit Govindpur’s Fatuha village, just outside Patna, where 95% of the population are Hindus. Residents who have lived peacefully for generations received a shocking notice from the Sunni Waqf Board a few days ago, demanding that they vacate their homes within 30 days.
The reason? The Waqf Board claims that the land by stating it is a graveyeard. However, the Hindu families of Fatuha have rightfully owned the land since 1908 with due documents. The Waqf Board presented no valid evidence, only a suspicious piece of paper written in Urdu and the presence of a mazar in the village. The Patna High Court ruled in the favor of Hindus. Yet, the fear it has instilled in these innocent people is very real. Let’s explore!
A 30-Day Notice To Fatuha Villagers By Waqf Board
95% Hindu Village Gets Waqf Board Notice
Imagine being told that the land your family has lived on for over a century suddenly belongs to someone else. Scary, right? However, that’s the sad reality for the people of Govindpur Fatuha in Bihar. Ramlal, Raj Kishore, and Sandeep Kumar are lifelong residents of this village. Suddenly, they were handed a 30-day eviction notice by the Sunni Waqf Board of Bihar.
These villagers hold legal documents dating back to the 1908 survey, proving that their homes were built on their ancestral land.
Sunni Waqf Board’s Strongarm Tactics
However, the Waqf Board dismisses these facts and legal papers. When they were asked for proof, they presented a document in Urdu. Moreover, they argue that a mazar in the village is proof enough of their claims. When asked for a tranlsation of the paper, the Sunni Waqf Board refused the villagers’ request. Thereby, making it impossible for the villagers to understand or couter the claim. Hence, with no clear evidence provide by the Waqf, the villagers took their fight to the Patna High Court.
Patna HC’s Decision
In court, the Waqf Board failed to produce a single valid document to support their outrageous claim. Thankfully, it won the Hindu villagers a temporary relief from the High Court. However, the terror of losing their homes still looms large. The Waqf Board has refused to remove the eviction notice. Some residents claim that the Waqf still sends goons to ask them to vacate their homes. Therefore, the resident of Fatuha are worried that the Waqf could strike again at any moment despite the order of the HC!
These actions of the Sunni Waqf Board reveal a far more sinister agenda at play – an insidious Land Jihad.
The coming days will see Waqf taking over more and more property before the JPC can pass the 2024 Waqf Amendment Act that will bring an end to their nefarious plans. Thus, the actions in Bihar are not just a local issue; they are a national crisis. An empowered Waqf Board with unchecked powers under the 1995 Waqf Act and its 2014 amendment is a dragon waiting to swallow Bharat one bite at a time. With the ability to stake claims on any land without challenge, the Waqf Board operates as a parallel state within India.
The Waqf Act: A Law That Must Change
The 1995 Waqf Act and its 2014 amendment have granted the Waqf Board sweeping authority thanks to the CON party appeasement politics. Thereby, allowing it to operate outside the bounds of justice applicable to common citizens. The act grants the Waqf power to claim the land as Waqf property without provable evidence. Hence, just by presenting unverified documents, the dictrict collectors are forced to accpet Waqf claims as final. Additionally, in the fight to reclaim the land the others are left to take their fight to the courts of Waqf Tribunal. Here the entire system is skewed against letting the claimant take back the control of their rightful property.
Hence, the limitless power of the Waqf Board leaves innocent families across the country vulnerable to eviction.
Similar to Govindpur village in Bihar, Hindu temples, homes, and businesses are being targeted under the guise of this so-called Waqf Act. Therefore, the case of Govindpur in Bihar is not unique; it is part of a pattern of land grabbing that has gone unchecked for too long. Hence, the issue is not just about land or property. It is about the safety and security of millions of Hindu families across India. A secular and just society cannot have a Waqf Board that terrorizes it citizens and steals their homes. Thus, the Waqf Act need urgent amendments to protect the rights of Bharat’s Hindus. Why? Because Hindus can no longer be second-class citizens in their own land.
Bharat cannot afford to have a parallel system that undermines the rule of law and threatens the fabric of our nation.
Hindus Under Attack: The Need for Change
The terror unleashed by the Waqf Board on the Hindu families of Govindpur is part of a larger strategy of Land Jihad. These tactics are designed to erode the presence of Hindus in key areas across the country. Hence, the people of Bihar, along with countless others, are victims of this hateful campaign. Hindus are being forced to live in fear in their own nation. Why? Because the all-powerful Waqf Board can stake a claim at any time to the land of their forefathers.
The government must act now to protect its citizens and put an end to this parallel system that places Hindus under attack in Hindustan.
Therefore, the time for change is now. Bharat needs urgent and strong amendments to the Waqf Act that will limit the board’s powers and ensure justice for all. The Waqf terror must end, and the Waqf Board’s unchecked Land Jihad must be stopped.
Fatuha, Govindpur is just the beginning—if we do not act, this could be the future of every Hindu village in India.