Jathedar Dhyan Singh Mand tenders apology to Takht

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Amritsar, June 20

Akal Takht’s ‘parallel’ officiating Jathedar Dhyan Singh Mand today submitted an apology while performing ‘ardas’ before Akal Takht for culminating the Bargari morcha (sit-in) prematurely on the “false” assurances of the Congress.

Mand, who led the Bargari morcha against the sacrilege and firing incidents of 2015, said that it was his biggest blunder to rely on the state Congress leaders for justice. — TNS

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