Jagdambika Pal, Chairman of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), reaffirmed on Monday that the Bill will be passed and not be stopped by threats. The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has decided to hold a protest at Jantar Mantar on March 13 and is sending invitations to all the Opposition parties to take part in it. The Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has lent its support to the AIM PLB’s protest, accusing the government of forcing Muslims onto the streets to defend their rights. Pal defended the government’s stance, saying that the Waqf Bill had been carefully considered by the JPC after extensive consultations. He made it clear that no threats would halt the process of passing the law. The Bill aims to support vulnerable groups, including the poor, women, orphans, widows, and economically backward Muslims. The amendments, according to Pal, ensure that the bill will benefit those who need it most, making it a crucial step forward for marginalised Muslim communities.