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Sikh hardline groups hail SGPC U-turn on Badal's attacker

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 1 January 2025 ()
SGPC's decision to reverse the excommunication of Narain Singh Chaura due to backlash from hardline Sikh groups signifies the prioritization of community support. The December 9 resolution threatened SAD's electoral prospects, prompting the sudden reversal. This move highlights internal conflict within SAD and SGPC's vulnerability to external pressures, causing embarrassment for the institution.
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