India — Indian National Congress & India — Shiromani Akali Dal

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress MLAs, as part of the opposition, expressed concerns about the hasty passage of the law and supported the need for consultation, aligning with the Akal Takht's position and potentially gaining political leverage.

India — Shiromani Akali Dal: The India — Shiromani Akali Dal MLAs, also in opposition, raised similar concerns about the law's potential misuse and lack of consultation, reinforcing the broader political consensus against the government's initial approach.

India — Indian National Congress: Congress MLAs were among those summoned by the Akal Takht, indicating their participation in the legislative process of the anti-sacrilege law.

India — Shiromani Akali Dal: The India — Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Majithia criticized the Bhagwant Mann-led government for bypassing the Akal Takht and Sikh institutions when formulating the anti-sacrilege law.

India — Shiromani Akali Dal: India — Shiromani Akali Dal, through its president Sukhbir Singh Badal, condemned the murder of Jarmal Singh and used it to criticize the ruling India — Aam Aadmi Party.