Telangana Waqf Board Record Room | Hyderabad, July 2 (Maxim News): Tahreek Muslim Shabban on Thursady said its long standing demand has finally borne fruit after the Telangana Waqf Board regained control of its Record Room.
Waqf Board Chairman Azmathullah Hussaini announced that the Board now holds the Record Room keys. He said the Revenue Department had retained control of the Record Room for nearly nine years.
The Chairman made the announcement during a meeting with a delegation of Muslim organisations led by Mohammed Mushtaq Mallik, President of Tahreek Muslim Shabban. The delegation discussed several issues related to Waqf properties and their administration across Telangana.
Waqf Board Record Room | Delegation seeks transparency in Waqf administration
Mallik welcomed the decision and called it an important step towards transparency and accountability. He said Tahreek Muslim Shabban and several Muslim organisations had repeatedly demanded that the Record Room return to the Waqf Board. He added that access to official records would help protect Waqf properties and improve governance.
Moreover, Mallik urged the Board to publish its annual income, expenditure, and welfare spending. He said the public has a right to know how the Board uses Waqf funds. He also stressed that the Board must spend Waqf money only for the welfare of poor and deserving people. “Waqf properties are not meant for the wealthy. They are meant for the poor and the needy,” he said.
Dargah Hazrat Yousufain | Dargah Jahangir Peeran
The delegation also requested the Board to develop Dargah Hazrat Yousufain. It sought adequate toilets and a proper Wazu Khana for devotees. In addition, it asked the Board to remove or relocate the garbage dumping yard near Dargah Jahangir Peeran. The members said the dumping yard causes inconvenience to devotees and visitors every day.
Furthermore, the delegation urged the Board to strengthen protection of the Raidurg Nizamia Waqf land. It said stronger safeguards would prevent encroachments and protect valuable Waqf assets.
The delegation included Syed Tareq Qadri, former Minority Commission member, Raheem Ullah Khan Niyazi, former Chairman of the Telangana Urdu Academy, Mujeebullah Shareef of the Congress, Prof. Anwar Khan, Mustafa Mahmood, General Secretary of the MBT, and several other representatives of Muslim organisations.
Finally, the delegation expressed hope that the Telangana Waqf Board would act quickly on the demands. It also urged the Board to promote transparent, efficient, and people oriented management of Waqf institutions and properties across the state.
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