Archive · 21 Jan 2026
SGPC Demands Action Against Atishi for Alleged Sikh Guru Remarks
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) met with the Delhi Police Commissioner to complain about AAP leader Atishi.
They say she made disrespectful comments about Sikh Gurus during a meeting in the Delhi Assembly on January 6.
The SGPC wants the police to take legal action against Atishi.
The AAP says a video of her speech was edited to make it look bad.
The Delhi Assembly is looking into the matter.
The SGPC thinks Atishi should be punished for hurting the feelings of Sikhs all over the world.
SGPC delegation met Delhi Police Commissioner demanding action against AAP leader Atishi for alleged derogatory remarks about Sikh Gurus.
Atishi allegedly made objectionable comments during a Delhi Assembly session on January 6, marking the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
SGPC claims the remarks hurt religious sentiments of Sikhs worldwide and demands an FIR be registered against Atishi.
AAP refutes the allegations, stating a video clip of Atishi's speech was doctored by the BJP, and Punjab has registered an FIR based on forensic examination.
Delhi Assembly has referred the matter to its Privileges Committee, with BJP MLAs demanding cancellation of Atishi's House membership.
- Who
- SGPC delegation and AAP leader Atishi
- What
- Alleged derogatory remarks about Sikh Gurus by Atishi
- When
- January 6 (incident), January 21 (complaint submitted)
- Where
- Delhi Vidhan Sabha and Delhi Police headquarters
- Why
- SGPC demands action for hurting religious sentiments
- Date of Incident
- January 6
- Complaint Submitted
- January 21
- Complaint Submitted To
- Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golchha
- SGPC Delegation Members
- Raghujit Singh Virk, Baldev Singh Kalyan, Gurpreet Singh Jhabbar, Sukhwinder Singh, Manveet Singh
- AAP Leader Involved
- Atishi
- Event Context
- 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur
- AAP's Response
- Video clip was doctored by BJP
- Delhi Assembly Action
- Matter referred to Privileges Committee