India’s Waqf Amendment Act: Who needs bulldozers when you have bureaucrats? | Opinions

Imagine this:  a 100-year-old bungalow, built by your great-grandfather – a quiet, serene place dedicated for decades to a single, noble purpose: Charitable work. Its doors have always been open to those in need, a haven of compassion and service. This isn’t just a building; it’s your family’s legacy, a responsibility passed down from your grandfather to your father, and eventually, to you.

Then, overnight, everything changes.

A new law. A deleted clause. A lone government official…