Bengaluru, March 20 -- The state legislative assembly on Wednesday passed a resolution opposing the Centre's proposed Waqf (Amendment) Bill, citing concerns over its impact on state autonomy and Waqf board administration, amid a walkout by the Opposition.

The resolution, tabled by law minister HK Patil, was passed amid a walkout by the Opposition. The resolution, backed by the ruling party asked the Union government to reconsider the bill, emphasising the need for broader consultations with stakeholders. The Congress argued that the amendment would centralise control, undermining the state's authority over Waqf properties and governance.

Patil stated that the House unanimously rejected the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, as it was against ...