People protest heavily on the WAQF (Amendment) bill in Mysuru

Protesters read the preamble to the Indian Constitution during Saturday's protests against the WAQF (Amendment) Act (WAQF) (Amendment) in Mysuru. |Photo source: Ma Sriram

Religious leaders participated in Idgah Maidan protesting the 2025 WAQF (Amendment) Act on Saturday in Maiseru. |Photo source: Ma Sriram

Protesters held placards during the protests on the WAQF (Amendment) Act held on Saturday in Idgah Maidan in Mysoru. |Photo source: Ma Sriram

Many protested Saturday in the WAQF (Amendment) Act (ACT) protests held by Idgah Maidan of Tilak Nagar in Mysuru.

Protesters hosted a black band on their arms and displayed placards at the demonstrations organized under the All India Muslim Private Law Commission (AIMPLB) to oppose the changes brought about by the WAQF Act 2013 conducted by the central government led by the BJP.

The placards carry slogans like “Stop politicizing WAQF,” “We reject WAQF (Amendment) Act” and “Save Our Constitution.”

Protesters also observed a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the tragic terrorist attacks in Jamu and Pahargam in Kashmir.

When some participants held placards to condemn Pahalgam's terrorism, Dais's banner read: “We condemn terrorism and the brutal killings in Kashmir”.

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Participants also read the preamble to the Indian Constitution and promised to protect India's unity with slogans such as “Jai Hind”, “Jai Bhim” and “Jai Samvidhan”.

The gatherings were addressed by religious leaders who opposed any changes to the WAQF Act. Although Des was mostly occupied by religious leaders, including Sarkhazi and Mufti Syed Tajuddin of Mysuru Maulana Usman Sharief, some progressive leaders, such as Karnataka rajya rajya raaha raitha raitha sangha and ugra narasimhegowdaa of janarasimhegowdaa andaraSimhe gowdaa and janandalanagara and janandalanagara and andagalapura nagendra and. Karnataka is a man on the daisy.

The speeches of Jamiat E Ulama's secretary, Mysuru, Hafiz Arshad Saheb, highlighted the needs of Hindus and Muslims and conveyed a strong message to the forces that split the political gains along the boundaries of religious lines to the forces that split the state.

Congress leaders, including MLAS Tanveer Sait and Harish Gowda, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee spokesman M. Lakshman and Indian Social Democratic Party Abdul Majeed.

The demonstration followed the high heels of “Batti Gul”, a protest to turn off the lights from 9pm on April 30 from 9pm on April 30, indicating objections to the WAQF (Amendment) 2025 Act.