Waqf board irregularities: Delhi High Court defers verdict in case against AAP leader Amanatullah Khan
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Tuesday deferred till November 28 its verdict in the CBI's case against AAP leader Amanatullah Khan relating to alleged irregularities in staff recruitment and leasing of assets by the Delhi Waqf Board during his chairmanship. Special Judge Dig Vinay Singh deferred the pronouncement of judgement. The final arguments had been concluded on October 17. SC posts pleas challenging validity of Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 to January 21 next year The CBI has named Khan, former Delhi Waqf Board CEO Mehboob Alam, and 11 others as accused in this case. Khan is accused of misusing his position while he was chairman of the Delhi Waqf Board and illegally recruiting his close associates and relatives.
Explanation in simple terms
- What:
- A judge delayed the final court decision in a case regarding the Delhi Waqf Board.
- Who:
- The court is led by Special Judge Dig Vinay Singh. The accused are AAP leader Amanatullah Khan, former CEO Mehboob Alam, and eleven others. The agency involved is the CBI.
- When:
- Reported on 3 Nov 2026.
- Where:
- A Delhi court.
- Why:
- The judge did not give a reason for delaying the judgment after finishing the final arguments.
- What it means:
- The court will now announce its verdict on the set date in November.




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