Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, the Punjab Congress president, criticized the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government for convening a special assembly session on April 13 to discuss a law against sacrilege. He described this move as an attempt to cover up the government's failures in punishing those responsible for sacrilege incidents, particularly referencing events from 2015 when two protesters were killed during demonstrations against sacrilege. The AAP aims to amend the Jaagat Jot Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar Act, 2008, to introduce life imprisonment for sacrilege of the Sikh holy book, Guru Granth Sahib. Warring questioned the sincerity of the AAP's intentions, suggesting that genuine discussions with stakeholders were necessary before drafting such important legislation. He also pointed out the lack of action against those guilty of sacrilege, despite previous promises from AAP leaders. Warring further alleged a collusion between AAP and the SAD, questioning why the AAP had not acted on confessions made by SAD president Sukhbir Badal. He cautioned that merely enacting laws without enforcement would not deter future sacrilege incidents.