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Akal Takht Panel Urges Punjab Govt to Address Concerns Before Anti-Sacrilege Law Talks

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An expert panel from Akal Takht met on Thursday to review the proposed anti-sacrilege law in Punjab. The panel found that the state government's response had not adequately addressed key objections raised earlier. It called on the government to submit a compliance report before any further discussions on the matter can proceed. The panel also noted that the government had not yet formed its own discussion group to engage with the issue. Members stressed that a broader consensus within the Sikh community is essential for resolving this sensitive matter effectively.

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