Ruling front and Opposition seek to undermine BJP’s dalliance with Church leadership over Munambam

The ruling front and the opposition have tried to undermine the demand of the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party with the church leadership by highlighting the Minister of the Union for the parliamentary affairs of Kiren Rijiju that the WAQF 2025 property law did not offer a safe solution to the predominantly Christian residents of Munamba de Munambam.

Both fronts declared that Mr. Rijiju had “dropped” the strategy of the BJP “to divide the Sizeex and largely to the pairitarian minority communities Anti-Sangh in Kerala” to “falsely connect” the emotional dispute of the Earth of Munambam to the passage of the WAQF contamination act.

Both fronts sought to expose the courtship of BJP of the residents of Munambam and the Church as a betrayal Machiavellian.

Guilty

At the same time, the opposite fronts changed the fault of allowing the problem to fade the advantage in Kerala’s rotating coalition policy before the 2026 assembly surveys when giving space to the BJP as an electoral disruptive force.

Neverberness, both fronts agreed that the BJP’s commitment to “divide the minorities” on the issue of Munambam had stretched the secular fabric of the state and required a significant and political counter.

On the eve of a mass demonstration of the Anti-Waqf Law in Kozhikode on Wednesday, PK Kunhalikutty, MLA, and the national secretary of the Secretary General of the Muslim League of the Indian Union (IIUML) declared that Mr. Rijiju had given the “divisive” game of BJP to the revealing of the law of the Munambam Panacea. Leg-up for their fight for income rights.

Legal challenge

The opposition leader, VD, Satheesan, said the LDF government had allowed the BJP to fish in achievements by not negotiating a harmonious settlement between the residents of Munambam and the management of Farooq College before the Kerala Waqf court before the approval of the center that approved the WAQF law, which issued the WAQF Board WAQF subject to judicial and judicial review.

The law minister, P. Rajeve, said the WAQF Board controlled by IIUM could have resolved the dispute by renouncing his claim on the land of Munambam. “It could have provided another country like WAQF instead of the property claimed by Munambam residents,” he said.

Mr. Rajeve said that these entities applaud the WAQF law and write articles for Browbeat MPS to vote for the law should see the nature with a Janus face of the BJP. Hi, he added that Sangh Parivar would go to properties owned by other minorities.