enemy property act

Enemy properties are those properties which belonged to those people who left India during the India-Pakistan partition of 1947 or after 1962 (war with China), 1965 and 1971 (wars with Pakistan) and took citizenship of Pakistan or China.

Ancestral properties worth ₹15000 crore in Bhopal belonging to family of Saif Ali Khan may be taken over by the government under the Enemy Properties Act

A Muzaffarnagar mosque and shops linked to Liaquat Ali Khan were declared 'enemy property', sparking legal and communal tensions in UP.

The Vested Property Act has been nothing but a cruel mockery of the Hindus suffering atrocities from all sides. First from the tyrant undivided Pakistan, and later from the Bangladesh government after 1971 war.

Following orders by Uttarakhand High Court, Nainital Administration demolished illegal structures on enemy property

12,485 of the 12,611 enemy properties in India owned by the CEPI were earlier linked to Pakistani people, while 126 were related to Chinese nationals

Mukhtar Baba demolished the Ram Janki temple in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh and erected a non-veg restaurant named Baba Biryani on the temple site

The Thowheed Jamaat, whose building is registered as the property of Pakistan, had received several notices from the state authorities for violating the Enemy Property Act.

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