Key Resolutions Passed During SGPC Budget Session
▪️Protection of Sikh Identity:
Strong concern was expressed over attempts to dilute the distinct and independent identity of Sikhs.
▪️ A global appeal was made to Sikh institutions, scholars, and the community to unite and resist such efforts.
▪️Religious Sacrilege & Punjab Govt Bill 2025: SGPC criticized the Punjab government’s approach to the proposed “Prevention of Offences Against Holy Scriptures Bill 2025,” stating it has created confusion.
▪️It also raised serious concern over rising sacrilege incidents and lack of strict action against culprits.
▪️No Amendment to 2008 Act:
The committee opposed any changes to the “Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar Act 2008,” warning against interference.
▪️Release of Sikh Prisoners:
Condemned the delay by central and state governments in releasing long-term Sikh prisoners.
Urged immediate decision on mercy petition of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana and release of other detainees.
▪️Discrimination in Bhullar Case:
Criticized both past and present Delhi governments for alleged bias in Bhai Devinderpal Singh Bhullar’s case.
▪️Misuse of AI Technology: Raised concern over misuse of AI to hurt Sikh sentiments and urged the Centre to frame strict policies and ensure swift action.
▪️Sikh Students & Articles of Faith: Objected to incidents where Sikh students are forced to remove religious symbols (Kakars) during exams. Demanded strict action against such practices.
▪️Police Encounters in Punjab:
Expressed concern over rising police encounters involving youth, calling for transparency and fair investigations.
▪️Kartarpur Sahib Corridor:
Urged India and Pakistan to immediately reopen the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, citing religious sentiments of Sikhs.
▪️Issues of Sikhs Abroad: Asked the Government of India to take effective diplomatic steps to protect rights of Sikhs overseas and prevent racial discrimination.
▪️Miri Piri Medical College Issue:
Condemned attempts to forcibly (take over) Miri Piri Medical College, Shahbad Markanda.
▪️Condolence Resolutions:Paid tribute to several prominent Sikh personalities who recently passed away.
@LetTruthShine@news24tvchannel The mistake is of anyone thinking Sikhs are your subordinates who have to fight your cause when you never fight for ours.
@Manish90Singh@news24tvchannel Shut up and stop targeting minorities, hes fighting for Sikhs and panjab, what you doing for us that we should fight your battles too.
@kohoeli He never cried he expected it. And he has supported panjab and sikh causes always. Why should he fight your battles are you fighting ours? Go ask your hindu celebs stop targeting minorities
@joonmoonjar Diljit fights for sikh and panjab causes. No one stands with us why should we stand with your every cause. Go ask your hindu artists who are silent, minorities are not your subordinates.
@UdayMahurkar@diljitdosanjh@RatanSharda55 Stop spreading lies our Gurus didnt die for hindu nation they died for justice truth they fought hindus & muslims they supported hindus & muslims. Diljit fights for Sikh & panjab issues, go ask your silent hindu artists to support your causes. We aint your subordinates.
@percyakr21 Hes always been on the right side of Panjab and Sikh issues, hes not obliged to comment on every issue. Why are minorities always held to same sone standard all other celebs aren't. Go drag those that dont take a stand for anything.