Akal Takht issues a directive to the Punjab government requiring amendments to the state’s anti-sacrilege law within one month. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the move is framed as a response to the ongoing “Sikh sacrilege” dispute and the legal framework surrounding it. The Akal Takht’s order asks the state to modify the law, with the deadline set at one month. Separately, reports state that Punjab MLAs agree with the need to amend the legislation in line with the Akal Takht’s request. The articles together describe a process in which the government is expected to take legal steps during the one-month period, while legislators signal support for revising the law. The coverage remains focused on the timeline and the agreement among political representatives, rather than detailing the specific proposed changes to the statute. The next steps, as indicated by the reporting, depend on how the Punjab government drafts and implements the amendments within the stipulated period.