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Baba Lakha Singh has submitted a written apology to the Akal Takht for meeting Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann despite its directions. He said the meeting was meant to resolve administrative issues linked to a hospital run by his sect. He also denied praising the State Government’s sacrilege law, saying reports suggesting otherwise were incorrect. The episode has drawn fresh attention to tensions between the Punjab Government and Sikh religious leadership. Has Bhagwant Mann’s handling of the issue widened the rift with Sikh religious leadership ?
पंजाब के मुख्यमंत्री भगवंत मान से मुलाकात करने पर बाबा लक्खा सिंह ने अकाल तख्त को लिखित स्पष्टीकरण और माफी सौंपी है। यह मुलाकात अकाल तख्त के निर्देशों के बावजूद हुई थी। बाबा लक्खा सिंह ने कहा कि वह अपने संप्रदाय द्वारा चलाए जा रहे अस्पताल से जुड़े प्रशासनिक मुद्दों को सुलझाने के लिए मुख्यमंत्री से मिले थे। उन्होंने राज्य सरकार के बेअदबी कानून की तारीफ करने से भी इनकार किया और कहा कि इस बारे में आई खबरें गलत थीं। इस घटना ने पंजाब सरकार और सिख धार्मिक नेतृत्व के बीच तनाव को फिर चर्चा में ला दिया है। क्या भगवंत मान के इस मामले को संभालने के तरीके से सिख धार्मिक नेतृत्व के साथ दूरी बढ़ी है ?
With over 4,000 staff across around 1,090 Aam Aadmi Clinics seeking job security, better pay and basic benefits, the Punjab Government faces questions over its healthcare promises. Staff unions have threatened protests and an indefinite service suspension if their demands remain unmet. If the Government promised secure jobs but clinic workers still fear for their future, is the gap between Aam Aadmi Party’s promises and delivery becoming harder to ignore ?
