Akal Takht's call for partition prayers grounded in identity

The prayer call is a reckoning with an inextricable part of Greater Punjab’s dark past. The Akal Takht’s move rises above high politics and takes a deep dive, at the same time, into the region’s personal narrative and identity.

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