Hyderabad, Oct. 28 -- The Telangana Waqf Board is facing a prolonged administrative deadlock, with key decisions stalled due to repeated postponements of its meetings. The delay, reportedly stemming from the state government's failure to grant permission to convene meetings, has raised concerns over the Board's ability to protect valuable Waqf properties.

The Board last met on October 26, 2024, before the passage of the Waqf Act, 2025. The continued suspension of meetings has prompted allegations that the Board's functioning is being deliberately paralysed.

Several crucial matters remain unresolved, including the review of pending litigation, appointment of special counsels to represent the Board in courts, and formation of mosque manag...