Supreme Court of India
Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Amritsar v. Bagga Singh and Ors.
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Sikh Gurdwaras Act, J925: Sections 8, 9 and JO-Application uls JO-Treatment of as composite application ulss 8 and JO-Propriety of-Held not proper as both the Sections operate in different fields-Notification uls 9 does not exclude application u!s JO. J 6(2)-Sikh Gurdwara-Character-Determination of-Held, the sine qua non/or an institution to be treated as Sikh Gurdwara is that there should be established Guru Granth Sahib, worship of the same by congregation and a Nishan Sahib-Reading of Guru Granth Sa~ib, by Udasi, -who may also follow some of the practices of Hindu traditional religion by
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