The Indian government plans to introduce a Bill to amend the Waqf Act, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in the management of Waqf properties. The proposed amendments include mandatory verification of property claims, restructuring Waqf Boards to include women, and requiring Waqf properties to be registered with district collectors for accurate valuation. Opposition leaders argue the move is politically motivated and could lead to societal divisions, while government officials assert it addresses longstanding demands for transparency within the Muslim community. The amendments are expected to curb the extensive powers of Waqf Boards, which control vast assets but generate relatively low revenue. These changes are seen as necessary reforms to prevent misuse and ensure proper utilization of Waqf assets for community welfare.