<h1>Parliamentary Panel Approves Waqf Amendment Bill Amid Opposition Criticism Over Constitutional Rights and Waqf Board Changes</h1> A parliamentary panel has adopted a report on the Waqf Amendment Bill by a 15-11 majority, incorporating changes proposed by the ruling party, which the opposition criticized as an attack on Waqf boards and constitutional rights. The bill aims to modernize Waqf property management, including appointing non-Muslims to Waqf Boards, which the opposition claims violates Article 26 of the Constitution. Amendments include broader representation for Muslim OBCs, separate boards for specific communities, and provisions for women's inheritance rights. The bill removes the 'Waqf by user' clause and shifts certain dispute resolution powers to state governments.