Waqf Board to construct compound walls to protect its property in State
The HinduTo protect the Waqf property in the State, the Karnataka State Waqf Board has decided to identify them and construct compound walls around them, Minister for Housing, Waqf and Minority Welfare B.Z. He said that the Waqf Board has planned to provide housing facilities to poor Muslim families in every taluk across the State and also provide houses on rent to maulvis and imams. The Minister said that the Cabinet meeting held in Kalaburagi has also approved establishing pre-university colleges in 15 districts, including Kalaburagi, Bidar, Koppal and Vijayanagar, at a cost of ₹47.76 crore by the Waqf Board. Waqf Board chairman K. Anwar Pasha said that after the Congress came to power in State, Waqf Adalats have been organised in Belagavi, Bidar, Karwar, Hubballi-Dharwad and Gadag districts to protect the property belonging to Waqf.