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Karnataka high court suspends Waqf Board’s power to issue marriage certificates

IndiaTimes Thursday, 21 November 2024 ()
The Karnataka High Court has temporarily suspended a government order that granted the Karnataka State Waqf Board the authority to issue marriage certificates to Muslim applicants. The court has deemed that the Waqf Board lacks the legal standing to issue such certificates, citing that this responsibility extends beyond the scope of the Waqf Act.
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