Justice Shashvat Kumar, who headed the Shashvat Committee has prepared a status report on Muslims in India in 2011 and the finding of this report was that Nationwide, Wakf properties constitute a land bank worth Rs. 1.2 lakh crore and could have generated annual returns of Rs. 12,000 crores but yielded only Rs. 163 crores and found that there was "a severe shortage of senior government officers who are Muslim to manage wakf affairs. A separate cadre would mean officers who are not only permanent but also qualified enough". The Haryana Wakf Board (HWB) registered an all-time high income of Rs 17.03 crore during 2010–11, which is Rs 3.33 crore higher than the previous year. During 2010–11, the Board spent Rs 3.32 crore on various educational and welfare activities. The Board had earmarked Rs 6.47 crore in the budget for 2011–12 to meet the main objectives of wakfs and various educational and welfare activities, he said. The central as well as state Wakf Boards have been involved in corruption, land encroachment, and misappropriation of funds. The Karnataka Wakf Board Land Scam is one such case. Further reading Wakf administration in India: a socio-legal study, by Khalid Rashid. Vikas Pub., 1978. . See also Evacuee Trust Property Board Political integration of India Custodian for Enemy Property for India, for the government takeover of property of rulers who migrated to Pakistan Enemy Property Act, 1968, the basis of Custodian for Enemy Property for India Privy Purse in India References External links Central Waqf Council, Official website Delhi Wakf Board Karnataka Wakf Board Kerala Wakf Board Maharashtra State Board of Waqfs Tamilnadu Wakf Board Islam in India Government agencies established in 1964 Organisations based in Delhi Wakf