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Wakf Board has tainted members: BJP minority cell
BJP Minority Morcha leaders alleged that the newly-formed Wakf Board committee had leaders who were facing allegations of corruption and mismanagement of properties.
Hyderabad: BJP Minority Morcha leaders alleged that the newly-formed Wakf Board committee had leaders who were facing allegations of corruption and mismanagement of properties.
Addressing a press conference here at the BJP office, State executive committee member Haneef Ali said the recently declared Telangana Wakf Board had persons, who had faced charges of corruption and irregularities.
He also alleged that Md Saleem had sold Wakf properties during his earlier tenure as chairman and had illegally given away Wakf property adjacent to Ek-Minar Masjid and the Anmol Hotel belonging to the chairman was also on Wakf land.
Ali alleged that another member Mohammed Moazam Khan had been consistently pressurising the Wakf Board officials to withdraw the case and issue NOC pertaining to a Masjid at Begum Bazaar. He alleged that Syed Akbar Nizamuddin Hussaini who had criminal cases against him was again nominated as member.
He said that a woman member Sofia Begum was also made member but she hailed from Rayalaseema.The BJP Minority Morcha leaders demanded that the government change the members who were facing corruption charges.
