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Akal Takht Panel Demands Compliance Report Before Anti-Sacrilege Bill Talks

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A panel formed by Akal Takht has decided it will not hold any discussions on the anti-sacrilege bill until a compliance report is submitted. The decision was reached during the committee's inaugural meeting. The panel comprises retired judges Justice Rupinder Singh Sodhi and Justice Mohinder Mohan Singh Bedi, along with Senior Advocate Puran Singh Hundal, Dr Kehar Singh, and Prof Jagmohan Singh. The move signals a firm precondition set by the religious body before engaging further on the sensitive legislation.

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