Here are some examples of controversial Waqf claims under the Waqf Act 1995. These examples are apart from an outrageous claim under the Waqf Act 1995 made in 2017 upon the land the Supreme Court of India is built upon. 👀🥸🗣️⌛

1. Sept 2022: Tamil Nadu Waqf board claimed ownership of the entire Thiruchendurai village which has a Hindu majority population.

2. Ram Janmabhoomi (Ayodhya): Waqf claims were made on the disputed land, which was later settled by the Supreme Court in favor of the Hindu parties.

3. Krishna Janmasthan_ (Mathura): Waqf claims have been made on the land surrounding the Krishna Janmasthan temple, which is considered the birthplace of Lord Krishna.

4. Gyanvapi Mosque (Varanasi): Waqf claims have been made on the mosque, which is adjacent to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, with some groups claiming it was built on top of a Hindu temple.

5. Shahi Eidgah (Mathura): Waqf claims have been made on the Shahi Eidgah, which is built near the Krishna Janmasthan temple.

6. Bhojshala (Dhar, Madhya Pradesh): Waqf claims have been made on the Bhojshala temple, which is dedicated to Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge.

7. Rudra Mahalaya Temple (Gujarat): Waqf claims have been made on the temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

8. Somnath Temple (Gujarat): Waqf claims have been made on the temple, which is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.

9. Keshav Dev Temple (Mathura): Waqf claims have been made on the temple, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna.