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On Thursday, the Supreme Court intervened to suspend a ruling from the Madras High Court that had barred the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board from operating due to its failure to appoint two non-Muslim members.

The court, however, noted that the Waqf board's constitution was prima facie not in accordance with the provisions of law.