Tamil Nadu Waqf Board claims ownership of a Hindu-majority village, registrar asks villagers to obtain NOC from the board to sell their own land
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Thiruchenthurai village near Trichy, situated on the south bank of the Cauvery river, Tamil Nadu, has been designated as a Waqf property by the TN Waqf Board.
The issue was uncovered when a person, Rajagopal, attempted to sell his 1 acre 2 cents of land to one Rajarajeshwari.
The issue was uncovered when a person, Rajagopal, attempted to sell his 1 acre 2 cents of land to one Rajarajeshwari.
When Rajagopal, a resident of the nearby village Mullikarupur village arrived at the Registrar’s office to get the sale of his land registered, he was surprised to learn that the land did not belong to him and instead belonged to the Waqf Board. @fgautier26
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“The Waqf Board has informed the Deeds Dept by letter & documentation that the entire village is theirs. It has also been stated that individuals who come to register a deed for land in the village should obtain an NOC from them,” the registrar said @annamalai_k @Indumakalktchi
When Rajagopal narrated the incident to villagers, entire village was shocked to learn that their land is not theirs. They wondered how Waqf can claim ownership of the entire village when they've all necessary documents for their respective lands, both residential & agricultural.
“There is Manendiyavalli Sametha Chandrasekhara Swamy temple in the village. According to documents & evidence, it is 1,500 yrs old. The temple holds 369 acres of property in and around Tiruchenthurai village. Is this temple property also owned by the Waqf Board? @BJP4TamilNadu
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