Bhagwant Mann defended the anti-sacrilege law, and Kultar Singh Sandhwan was identified as a politician in Punjab.
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Updated Jun 16
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Bhagwant Mann defended the anti-sacrilege law, and Kultar Singh Sandhwan was identified as a politician in Punjab.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A BJP MP has demanded the arrest of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann following the sacrilege row.Sub-event
- The ruling party, involving Bhagwant Mann and the BJP, is facing a leadership challenge due to a controversy impacting its state election prospects in Punjab.Sub-event
- Controversy over alleged sacrilege video involving Bhagwant Mann and Akal Takht Institution surfaced.Sub-event
CM of Punjab faces religious body censure while defending the party's political stance.1 source
Akal Takht issued an ultimatum and declared Bhagwant Mann 'Guru Dokhi' over the anti-sacrilege law.1 source
Mann defends the anti-sacrilege law in Punjab.1 source
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Bhagwant Mann
Indian politician and comedian (born 1973)
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Punjab
Indian state
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