The Supreme Court of India has issued a temporary suspension of certain provisions of a recently enacted law concerning Muslim property rights. The court’s decision comes after reviewing the law’s application – a rare occurrence – and determined that the suspension is justified only in the most exceptional circumstances. The ruling specifies that the existing provisions are not being challenged, but the court has suspended the legal application of specific aspects of the law pending further consideration. The decision is expected to impact the legal framework surrounding property ownership for Muslims in India.
Credits: BBC News