Sikh MLAs, Cabinet Ministers appear before Akal Takht over anti-sacrilege law
Non-Sikh Cabinet Ministers were asked to submit their views in writing on the matter, whereas Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was not summoned
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“Where are its donations coming from? Who is maintaining the accounts? Who is benefiting from it and who is losing because of it? All of that should become known,” Mr. Kharge added