वक्फ बिल पर भड़के जावेद अख्तर बोले- यह विवादित है, विवाद न खड़ा करें, भाषा पर मुगलों को भी सुनाई खरी-खरी

New Delhi: The war is sprinkled on the Waqf bill these days. Muslims from all over the country are standing against this and protesting. President Draupadi Murmu has approved the Waqf Bill on Saturday. The government has also issued a gazette notification regarding the new law. Now the central government can announce the implementation of the new law soon.

Let us tell you that this bill was passed on April 2 after several hours of discussion in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on 3 April. Now the reaction of Javed Akhtar, a well-known poet of the country and lyricist of Hindi films and Bollywood’s famous celebrity, has also come to this bill. Actually, Javed Akhtar arrived to attend the 56th edition of Shankar-Shad Mushaira held in Delhi. During this, he heard many romantic and serious shayari. During this time, when he was asked questions on the Waqf Bill, he was badly enraged. Not only this, he also made a big comment on the Mughals, which all the people present there were surprised to hear.

Waqf bill provoked Javed Akhtar

When the Waqf bill was talked to Javed Akhtar, he was enraged. Javed Akhtar’s journalists there only wanted to take his response to the Waqf Bill, but he was badly provoked as soon as he heard the name of the Waqf Bill. He said that he does not want to give any answer on this. He agitated on the question of journalists and said that this is a disputed question. You guys do not raise a dispute. Because on such a question, the program is often left behind and the dispute comes forward.

Mughals did not know Urdu

During this, Javed Akhtar said that Urdu dialect is a bid of a general public. Urdu dialect has never been given importance from any government, but it is very sweet. He said that language is never of any religion. Language is only in the territory and if Urdu is being linked to the Mughals, then it is wrong. Because the Mughals did not even know what Urdu language is. In such a situation, connecting Urdu with the Mughals is completely wrong.