A) Too many leaders claiming to represent the Panth, but too little collective leadership.
B) Political competition overshadowing the original principles of Miri-Piri and Panthic service.
C) The growing gap between Panthic political debates and the everyday concerns of Punjabis like jobs, education, drugs, agriculture, and governance.
D) The inability of Panthic leaders to build consensus, allowing internal divisions to become their biggest political weakness.