Petitioners in India’s Supreme Court sought a stay on the Waqf Act, but the court declined to issue one. However, the justices considered issuing an interim order with three key points. The move was postponed after the central government’s legal representatives requested more time to present their explanation. The matter will be heard again on Thursday. The proposed interim directives include: 1. No land or institution currently declared as Waqf property can be declassified as non-Waqf during the pendency of the case. 2. District Magistrates may investigate Waqf-related properties but cannot issue any binding orders. 3. Members of Waqf Boards and Councils must be Muslim, although non-Muslims may join only by virtue of holding specific offices.