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Opposition parties in India's Rajya Sabha on April 3 opposed the Waqf Amendment Bill, accusing the government of targeting Muslims and bringing the legislation with malafide intentions. The bill aims to bring accountability in managing Waqf properties, but opposition parties claim it is unconstitutional and treats Muslims as second-class citizens. The government, however, claims the bill is aimed at helping the poor and protecting the rights of Muslim women.

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