The Akal Takht has issued a formal declaration finding AAP MLA Manwinder Singh Giaspura guilty of misconduct. This development comes shortly after the body previously addressed concerns regarding Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The religious authority’s decision centers on accusations that Giaspura utilized inflammatory rhetoric and leveled false allegations against established Sikh institutions.

While the specific nature of the 'derogatory language' cited by the Akal Takht has not been detailed in public reports, the declaration marks a significant escalation in the tensions between the religious body and the current AAP administration in Punjab. The Akal Takht functions as the primary center of religious authority for Sikhs, and a finding of 'guilty' typically requires the individual to undergo a process of penance or public apology to be restored to good standing within the community.

As of now, there has been no official statement from Manwinder Singh Giaspura or the AAP leadership regarding whether they intend to comply with the Akal Takht’s ruling or contest the findings. The situation remains fluid as the community awaits a response from the MLA. The declaration highlights the ongoing friction between political figures in the state and the religious institutions that hold significant influence over the public and cultural life of Punjab.