Waqf Board will support govt.’s efforts to resolve Munambam dispute, says chairperson

The newly appointed Kerala State Waqf Board chairperson, M.C. Mayin Haji, has pledged to support government efforts to resolve the Munambam land dispute. The board is currently navigating internal restructuring and legal challenges pending before the Kerala High Court.
Why it matters
The Munambam land dispute is a sensitive issue involving property rights and religious board jurisdiction, impacting local community stability in Kerala.
Waqf Board will support govt.’s efforts to resolve Munambam dispute, says chairperson left M.C. Mayin Haji, Keralam State Waqf Board chairperson. https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/z0okam/article71612999.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Mayin%20Haji.jpeg Abdul Latheef Naha K 5949 M.C. Mayin Haji says the issue is pending before the Kerala High Court and the Waqf Tribunal KOCHI The newly appointed Keralam State Waqf Board chairperson, M.C. Mayin Haji, has said that the board will support the government’s efforts to resolve the contentious Munambam land dispute. “It is for the government to decide, and the board will stand with it,” he told media persons here on Friday, in response to queries on whether the board would consider the concerns of the affected families on humanitarian grounds.
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