AMRITSAR:
On December 2, the Akal Takht had ordered the working committee of the SAD to accept Sukhbir and others' resignations within three days, besides forming a panel to hold elections for the post of SAD president and office-bearers within six months. Even after almost a month, the committee has not made any decisions.
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