Hyderabad: The Supreme Court is scheduled to say its verdict at Manikonda Jagir near Hi-Tec City and who should have a title of the main land of 1,654 hectares claimed well by Dargah Manikonda supported by the WAQF board and Waqf Tribunal on the one hand and by the state and repetition like Lanco Hills, Emaar Property, Indian Business School (ISB) etc.
on the other.
One of the interesting aspects of this case is that the country will be under the severe obligation to pay Rs 50,000 Crore to the waqf board as compensation if Dargah won the title above the land, because the country itself has given a business to court like that.
Starting from litigation which says that it will compensate the board in terms of losing a legal battle.
Errata’s notification issued by the WAQF council stated that all 1,654 hectares as Dargah Land in 2006 became a bone of conflict because the state said that Dargah, known as Dargah Hazrat Hussain Shah Vali, had only one hectare and not 1,654 hectares.
Errata’s notification issued by the Deputy Security Board, the order issued by the Waqf Court, the country’s decision in making land to ISB in 2001, Emaar and others after 2004 was under the Supreme Court Scanner.