Punjab Assembly Approves Sikh Marriage Act

The provincial assembly of Punjab has recently approved the Sikh Marriage Act, a groundbreaking legislation that aims to recognize and facilitate Sikh marriages within the province. This move is a significant step towards ensuring the rights and cultural practices of the Sikh community are respected and legally acknowledged.

The announcement of the approval was made by Punjab’s Information Minister, Azma Bukhari, and Minister of Minority Affairs, Ramesh Singh Arora. The new law will be implemented immediately, granting legal status to Sikh marriages and providing much-needed support to Sikh couples in Punjab.

Minister Ramesh Singh Arora expressed his gratitude towards Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for her dedication to protecting the rights of minorities. He also highlighted the government's efforts in reaching out to Sikh and Hindu communities through various initiatives, including the recent distribution of Easter grants to 10,000 families. The approval of the Sikh Marriage Act is viewed as a positive step towards fostering inclusivity and celebrating diversity within the province.

The approval of the Sikh Marriage Act by the Punjab assembly signifies a significant milestone in recognizing and honoring the traditions of the Sikh community. This legislation not only provides legal validation to Sikh marriages but also demonstrates the government's commitment to promoting equality and diversity. It is a momentous occasion for the Sikh population in Punjab and a testament to the province's dedication to upholding the rights of all its citizens.