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Baba Lakha Singh Nanaksar Visits Shri Akal Takht Secretariat After Meeting Punjab CM Bhagwat Mann
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 11:18 AM
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Religious leader Baba Lakha Singh Nanaksar arrived at the Shri Akal Takht Secretariat in Amritsar after meeting Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwat Mann.
Baba Lakha Singh Nanaksar, a prominent figure in the Nanaksar sect, met with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwat Mann in Amritsar on Thursday. The discussion, held at the chief minister's office, focused on matters of mutual interest between the state government and the religious community.
Following the meeting, Baba Lakha Singh proceeded to the Shri Akal Takht Secretariat, the administrative wing of the Sikh highest temporal authority located within the Akal Takht complex. He was received by officials of the Takht, marking a formal visit that underscores the ongoing dialogue between religious institutions and the state.
The Akal Takht, situated in the Golden Temple precinct, plays a pivotal role in Sikh religious and political affairs. Baba Lakha Singh's presence at its secretariat reflects the continued engagement of religious leaders with governmental authorities on issues ranging from community welfare to the preservation of heritage sites.
While no specific agreements were disclosed, both parties reiterated their commitment to cooperate on initiatives that benefit the Sikh community and the broader public in Punjab.
Following the meeting, Baba Lakha Singh proceeded to the Shri Akal Takht Secretariat, the administrative wing of the Sikh highest temporal authority located within the Akal Takht complex. He was received by officials of the Takht, marking a formal visit that underscores the ongoing dialogue between religious institutions and the state.
The Akal Takht, situated in the Golden Temple precinct, plays a pivotal role in Sikh religious and political affairs. Baba Lakha Singh's presence at its secretariat reflects the continued engagement of religious leaders with governmental authorities on issues ranging from community welfare to the preservation of heritage sites.
While no specific agreements were disclosed, both parties reiterated their commitment to cooperate on initiatives that benefit the Sikh community and the broader public in Punjab.