Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 12, Part VI, Section 3(a), 20 March 2024
The Commissioner of Stationery and Printing published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 12, Part VI, Section 3(a), on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 20 March 2024. It records the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board's takeover of Thuluka Chatram Charities under Resolution Item No. 81/23 dated 28 November 2023, approves bye laws for Keelkattalai Jamia Pallivasal through Notification No. VI-3(a)/26/2024 dated 12 March 2024, and publishes an insolvency notice from the Court of the Subordinate Judge, Uthangarai.
What the gazette contains
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 12, Part VI, Section 3(a), publishes two Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notifications and one judicial notification. It does not announce a general change to land ownership, registration or planning rules. Its direct effects concern two named waqf institutions and the parties named in the insolvency petition.
Thuluka Chatram Charities
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, issued Letter No. 9702/22/B4/TVLR dated 12 March 2024 concerning Thuluka Chatram Charities, Red Hills, Tiruvallur District, identified as G.S. No. 138/TVLR.
Key provisions are:
- Under Resolution Item No. 81/23 in R.C. No. 9702/22/B4/TVLR dated 28 November 2023, the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board ordered the institution to be taken under its direct management from 28 November 2023.
- The Executive Officer for Chennai and Poonamallee Zones Direct Management Waqfs is appointed as the institution's Executive Officer.
- The notification states that the action was taken using powers under section 65 of the Waqf Act 1995.
Anyone dealing with the administration or property of Thuluka Chatram Charities should note that management rests directly with the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board from the stated date.
Keelkattalai Jamia Pallivasal
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board issued Notification No. VI-3(a)/26/2024 dated 12 March 2024 for Keelkattalai Jamia Pallivasal, Keelkattalai, Tambaram, Chengalpet District.
- Resolution Item No. 314/23 in R.C. No. 18704/22/B4/CGT dated 20 December 2023 approved bye laws for the waqf.
- The stated purpose is better administration of the waqf.
- The approval was made using powers under section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995.
Insolvency proceeding
The Court of the Subordinate Judge, Uthangarai, published notice of an insolvency petition filed by Eganathan, son of Manickam, against eight named respondents from Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri districts. The notice states that the petition seeks to have the petitioner adjudged insolvent and that it was posted for 1 April 2024. It was issued by Subordinate Judge Senthil Kumar Rajavel on 15 March 2024.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change land rules for all property owners in Tamil Nadu?
No general land, registration or planning change is stated. The notifications concern two named waqf institutions and a specific insolvency proceeding.
Who manages Thuluka Chatram Charities after the notification?
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board placed Thuluka Chatram Charities under its direct management from 28 November 2023. The Executive Officer for Chennai and Poonamallee Zones Direct Management Waqfs was appointed as its Executive Officer.
What was approved for Keelkattalai Jamia Pallivasal?
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved bye laws for Keelkattalai Jamia Pallivasal for better administration of the waqf.
Does the insolvency notice determine ownership of any property?
The notice only reports that an insolvency petition was filed and posted for 1 April 2024. It does not state any decision about property ownership.
