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Law meant for punishing sacrilege offenders, not to interfere in Sikh religious affairs: Kang

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  1. AAP MP Malvinder Singh Kang said Punjab's sacrilege law aims to punish offenders, not interfere in Sikh religious affairs.

  2. The government accepted Akal Takht's suggested amendments and submitted a draft to the assembly.

  3. The law will be amended to include 'bir' and 'saroop' for Guru Granth Sahib.

  4. Kang clarified that 'custodian' means sevadar, not owner, and custodians won't be presumed guilty.

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