Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has been labelled “anti-Panth” and “anti-Guru” by five Sikh high priests following scrutiny of a viral video referencing alcohol. Sources indicate the religious authorities have advised the Khalsa community against associating with the CM. Additionally, AAP Sikh MLAs allegedly supporting a sacrilege law have been summoned. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has been labelled “anti-Panth” and “anti-Guru” by five Sikh high priests following scrutiny of a viral video referencing alcohol. Sources indicate the religious authorities have advised the Khalsa community against associating with the CM. Additionally, AAP Sikh MLAs allegedly supporting a sacrilege law have been summoned.
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Akal Takht declares Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann ‘anti-panth’, ‘anti-guru’ over viral video
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