Sikh MLAs, Cabinet Ministers appear before Akal Takht over anti-sacrilege law
Sikh MLAs and Cabinet Ministers in Punjab appeared before the Akal Takht to clarify their stance on the controversial anti-sacrilege law. The religious body objects to the legislation, claiming it was enacted without proper consultation with the Sikh community.
Why it matters
The event highlights the ongoing tension between secular legislative authority and religious institutions in Punjab, impacting political stability and community relations.
All Sikh MLAs and Cabinet Ministers of Punjab on Monday (June 29, 2025) appeared before the Akal Takht in Amritsar after they were summoned over the anti-sacrilege law.
The report balances the government's legislative actions with the religious body's objections, maintaining a neutral reporting style.
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