The article discusses a significant political development within the Shiromani Akali Dal (Punjab) faction, SAD (Punar Surjit), where several leaders have announced unconditional support for the Akali Dal Waris Punjab De.

This move is seen as a rebellion against Giani Harpreet Singh's leadership, with leaders like Iqbal Singh Jhunda and Santa Singh Umaidpuri advocating for 'Miri Piri' principles to address Sikh community concerns.

The SAD general secretary, Gurpartap Singh Wadala, condemned Jhunda's actions as a violation of party discipline, citing his unauthorized meetings and press conference.Jhunda was expelled from the primary membership for six years due to anti-party activities.

The article highlights the growing internal conflicts within Punjabi political parties, emphasizing the struggle between maintaining Panthic unity and power dynamics.

Senior leaders from Waris Punjab De, including Tarsem Singh and Manpreet Singh Ayali, have endorsed the alliance, calling for a unified movement to address Punjab's rights and grievances.This development reflects broader tensions in Sikh political representation and the challenges of balancing religious and political interests.