Central Waqf Board chairman Waseem Rizvi (Photo | ANI) 
Telangana

Vikarabad residents seek Waqf Board’s help to protect graveyard

The matter pertains to a two-acre portion of the graveyard land, which was donated by one Abdul Hameed.

From our online archive

HYDERABAD: Locals of Bomraspet in Vikarabad met Mohammed Saleem, the chairman of Waqf Board, urging the body to protect five acres of graveyard land, which is allegedly being captured by land grabbers. On September 26, a few locals entered the graveyard, damaged its gate and mesh boundary. MBT spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan urged Vikarabad police to take action in the matter. “The land grabbers threatened the masjid committee members of dire consequences, if they ever came to the graveyard land,” Amjed Ullah Khan, MBT spokesperson said.

The matter pertains to a two-acre portion of the graveyard land, which was donated by one Abdul Hameed. However, two persons still claim ownership over the land. Locals allege that goons sent by them caused damage to the graveyard.

Surajkund swing tragedy: Operator arrested after fatal collapse; inspector killed saving public

INTERVIEW | India has 'no problem' buying $500bn of US goods in next five years: Goyal on trade deal

PM Modi stresses strategic trust, no double standards or compromise on terrorism

‘Put under some kind of training’: Himanta sharpens attack on Gogoi over Pakistan visit, wife’s role

'Denial is a direct message': Fairness is the prerequisite for a united India

SCROLL FOR NEXT