Mohali — MLA Kulwant Singh has welcomed the approval of the ‘Satkar Act’, calling it a significant and historic step towards ensuring strict action against acts of sacrilege and protecting the sanctity of Sri Guru Granth Sahib.
The bill, which was earlier passed in the Punjab Legislative Assembly to address incidents of desecration, has now officially become law after receiving assent from Governor Gulab Chand Kataria. With this approval, the legislation comes into force as a strong legal framework aimed at preventing and punishing acts of disrespect towards the holy scripture.
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Continue readingReacting to the development, Kulwant Singh stated that this law is not just a legal document but a firm commitment to uphold the dignity, respect, and sacred traditions associated with Sri Guru Granth Sahib. He emphasized that the sentiments of millions of people are deeply connected with this issue, and the law reflects the collective will to ensure that such incidents are dealt with strictly.
The MLA credited the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann for taking decisive action on a matter of great emotional and religious significance. He noted that the government has demonstrated its intent to safeguard religious harmony and ensure justice through strong and clear legislation.
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Continue readingKulwant Singh also expressed gratitude to Governor Gulab Chand Kataria for granting approval to the bill, thereby enabling its implementation. He further acknowledged the role of religious communities, organizations, and citizens whose consistent voice and faith contributed to this important step.
Highlighting the impact of the new law, Kulwant Singh stated that it sends a clear message that any act of sacrilege will not be tolerated and that strict action will be taken against those found guilty. He added that protecting religious values and maintaining social harmony remain central to the government’s approach.
Calling it a moment of collective responsibility and commitment, Kulwant Singh reaffirmed that the focus will remain on ensuring respect, justice, and peace across Punjab.
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