PUNJAB: Sukhbir Singh Badal, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) President, has resumed his duties as a sewadar (volunteer) at Takhat Sri Kesgarh Sahib in Anandpur Sahib. This act of religious service stems from a directive by the Akal Takht, which issued a tankhah (religious punishment) earlier this year. The punishment followed controversies related to the pardon of Dera Sacha Sauda chief in 2007 during the SAD regime.
Badal’s duties, which include serving at the Gurdwara, reflect both penance and accountability. Similar directives were issued to other Akali leaders, emphasizing the significance of humility and devotion in Sikhism. Religious leaders have stated that these actions are designed to uphold community values and address past mistakes.
Badal, while adhering to the directive, has garnered mixed reactions from the public and political circles. The event also highlights the Akal Takht’s authority in maintaining religious discipline among Sikh leaders.
This development underscores the intersection of faith, leadership, and accountability, resonating deeply within the Sikh community.
Source: Web Team, C6N
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