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Amritsar: With the completion of the religious penance, the leadership of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), including its president Sukhbir Singh Badal, now faces the formidable task of reorganisation of the party, a process that will require new enrolment and the appointment of delegates and to sink differences between the Akali leaders. In accordance with the directions issued by the Jathedar of Akal Takht on Dec 2, the SAD working committee was initially required to accept the resignation of Sukhbir Singh Badal within three days, by Dec 5. However, this deadline was later extended, granting a revised period until Dec 25 to complete this process. One of the most significant tasks ahead is to negotiate a truce with the dissident Akali leaders, who had initially approached the Akal Takht with a formal complaint against SAD president. To facilitate the truce, the Sikh high priests constituted a committee under the leadership of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) president Harjinder Singh Dhami with former SGPC president Kirpal Singh Badungar, Iqbal Singh Jhunda, Gurpartap Singh Wadala, Manpreet Singh Ayalee, Santa Singh Umedpuri and Bibi Satwant Kaur as its members. “There has been no meeting of the committee, nor any information regarding one, so far,” said Wadala, who was the chairman of the SAD Sudhar Lehar that was recently dissolved. The Sikh high priests had directed that the SAD leadership had lost its moral right to politically lead the Panth due to its past transgressions. They issued directives for a new enrollment process, incorporating both new and existing delegates and complete the process within six months. The Sikh high priests also mandated the election of office-bearers, including the president, within this timeframe and specifically cautioned against bogus enrollments, stipulating that only those members with valid Aadhaar cards should be included. While the Sikh high priests have directed the Akali leaders to unite, it seems to be a distant dream. “Sukhbir and other Akali leaders have not fully complied with the directives of the Akal Takht. The working committee was instructed to accept Sukhbir’s resignation within three days, but this has not been done. Media reports suggest that the timeframe has been extended to 20 days, however, it is unclear who authorised this extension, as no such letter from the Akal Takht has been issued. Furthermore, we have yet to hear of any meeting convened under the leadership of Dhami,” said Bibi Jagir Kaur. We also published the following articles recently SAD in Catch-22 situation after Akal Takht directives The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) faces challenges implementing Akal Takht directives regarding Sukhbir Badal's resignation and party membership. SAD leadership argues that complying with religious orders could jeopardize their political party registration. A seven-member committee for new enrollments remains inactive, with SGPC president Harjinder Dhami seeking legal counsel to avoid conflicts. Religious connotations are in line with law, follow Akal Takht directives: SAD gen secy Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) General Secretary Gurjeet Singh Talwandi asserts that political parties aligning with religious principles is legally permissible. Citing an Election Commission affidavit to the Supreme Court, Talwandi argues that no law prohibits such associations. He emphasizes that parties like SAD and Shiv Sena have strong religious roots, protected by the court. Baljit Singh Daduwal elected president of Shiromani Akali Dal Azad Sikh preacher Baljit Singh Daduwal was appointed president of the newly formed Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) Azad at a Kurukshetra gurdwara gathering. Chosen after a 15-day consultation period led by five HSGMC members, Daduwal's leadership aims to address Sikh issues and the upcoming HSGMC elections. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , and Mini Crossword .There’s been some talk lately of Canada as the 51st state of the U.S. Which is interesting, because some of us have long thought of Michigan as the 11th province of Canada. Let’s make that official. Michigan and Canada would be great together. Michigan makes cars with Canadian components. It refines Western Canadian oil. Just over 40,000 Canadians live in Michigan. The state has a community college system that could have been modelled on its Ontario counterpart. Canada relies on Michigan for imported vehicles, appliances, machinery, chemicals, agricultural goods and, of course, Stroh’s Bohemian-Style Pilsner and Vernors soda. Our economies and culture are intertwined. In Toronto’s financial district, executives head to work decked out in their University of Michigan jackets and other Wolverines gear. “Go Blue!” they call to each other, and everyone cheers. Canada is Michigan’s biggest trading partner, accounting for about 41 per cent of Michigan’s exports, or approximately $40 billion per year . And so, at its own expense Canada is nearing completion on a $6.4-billion second bridge across the Detroit River, named for Red Wings legend Gordie Howe . Thousands of people commute each day from their homes in Michigan to their work in Canada and vice versa. Let’s join Michigan to Canada so that those nurses, engineers, municipal workers and computer programmers can more easily travel within the same country. The pandemic played havoc with those commuters, when the international crossing was closed. Let’s scrap that border before the next pandemic. Canada holds Michigan close to its heart, a factor of our common Indigenous and White and Black settler heritage. And as recreational playgrounds go, few are more alike than Michigan and Ontario. They each are blessed with the same topography, wildlife, and picture-postcard towns and lakes. For generations, Michiganders have owned cottages in Ontario. You remember the story of Mitt Romney driving to the family retreat in Canada with the family dog in a box tied to the roof. And Ontarians dock their sailboats at marinas on the Michigan side of Lake Huron. Canada stands ready to invest in Michigan, beyond the tourism dollars we happily spend at Tigers and Lions games, the ( now-defunct ) Traverse City Film Festival and the Detroit Institute of Arts. For instance, what better way to make amends for the British bombardment of Fort Detroit in the War of 1812-1814 than for Canada to invest in an accelerated renaissance of Detroit now underway? Washington’s studied indifference for decades to a Detroit in decline is for others to judge. It’s not just Motown that the U.S. has neglected, as documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, an honourary Canadian, can tell you. The tainted water crisis in Moore’s native Flint, birthplace of General Motors, elicited scant attention from Uncle Sam. By contrast, look at our cities — Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal — all routinely assessed by international authorities to be among the world’s most liveable . Canada would lift Detroit, Flint and Grand Rapids into those ranks. It would be in our interests to do so, because Michigan is a powerhouse of manufacturing excellence and industrial, healthcare, and environmental innovation. Michigan is one of the world’s top automakers. It is also home to Whirlpool (Maytag, KitchenAid, JennAir) and to the food-products giant Kellogg’s, as well as to all the Big Three office-furniture makers: Haworth, Steelcase and Herman Miller. As part of Canada, Michigan would be celebrated full-time, not just at election time. It would occupy a special place in the Canadian family, no longer an afterthought to California, Texas, and Ohio. Michigan’s 13 members of the U.S. House of Representatives account for just three per cent of the total . As part of Canada, the 10 million Michiganders, who would be enrolled in our medicare, of course, would be entitled to about 20 per cent of Canada’s parliamentarians. Canadian provinces are more powerful than U.S. states. And with their large parliamentary delegation, Michiganders would have far more influence in Canada, the world’s second-largest country in land area after Russia, than they do in the American union. The U.S. probably wouldn’t mind shedding a Michigan it seems to regard as a burden, when it thinks of the state at all. Then-U.S. president Donald Trump doubtless spoke for the nation in his incessant criticisms of Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer as she sought more federal pandemic assistance. Trump dismissed Whitmer, then busy protecting lives, as that “woman in Michigan.” No Canadian prime minister would dare treat a premier with such contempt. It being that Michigan is more valuable to Canada than to the U.S., we could settle on a purchase price for the Wolverine State of something like the inflation-adjusted sum that the U.S. paid for Alaska. We’re flexible on that. To our way of thinking, Michigan is priceless. We feel that way about all the Northern border states, but that’s another story. Happy holidays, Canada. And seasons greetings to those who for now are Americans.

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MAHOMET — Minutes before she and two family members were fatally shot Wednesday night, a Mahomet woman described the man thought to be the killer in a social-media post. On am X (formerly Twitter) account where she shared occasional selfies, life updates and memes, Sara Mason, 26, posted about a man in a motorcycle helmet being outside her home the night of Wednesday, Dec. 18, less than 20 minutes before police were called to the scene. "Trying not to be scared suburban white woman about the dude waiting outside of my house for a .... While now? Wanting to speak to my brother while wearing a motorcycle helmet (drive in a car)," she posted at 9:22 p.m. Within a minute, she added, "He like left but will probably be back. Anyway." Mahomet police were called at 9:41 p.m. to the residence on Riverside Court, where they discovered Mason, who was pronounced dead at the scene; and her mother, 61-year-old Janis Mason, and brother, 23-year-old Caleb Mason, who both died a little later after being taken to Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana. It does not appear that Sara Mason recognized John R. Lyons, 24, the man police suspect in the triple homicide. Lyons fled to suburban Chicago, where he was killed in a confrontation with police in Berwyn. Champaign County court records indicate that in June, Lyons filed a lawsuit alleging Caleb Mason had harmed him in some way and requesting compensation in an amount between $15,000 and $50,000. Mahomet police Chief Mike Metzler said Lyons knew one of the victims. Police reports thus far have not included details about whether Lyons was wearing a motorcycle helmet. However, on Thursday, Dec. 19, far-right political pundit and streamer Nicholas Fuentes posted that an armed individual who arrived at his house late Wednesday night wearing a motorcycle helmet had "committed a triple homicide in southern Illinois." "Last night an armed killer made an attempt on my life at my home, which was recently doxed on this platform," Fuentes wrote. He said the killer broke into his neighbor's home in Berwyn, where police said Lyons broke in and killed two dogs while attempting to evade arrest. Fuentes posted multiple clips of footage from Ring security cameras that show a man in brown pants, a blue coat and a white motorcycle helmet who is carrying a firearm and crossbow. In the footage, the man gets out of a car while wearing a motorcycle helmet and appears to ring the doorbell and knock on the front door, then attempt to gain access through multiple entry points. The only audio in any of the clips is while the man is at the front door and apparently says "Yo, Nick." Timestamps on footage Fuentes posted indicate the events around his home in Berwyn beginning at 11:29 p.m., about one hour and 50 minutes after police were called to the home in Mahomet. About 10 minutes later, at 11:38 p.m., Berwyn police responded to a report of a man with a gun. "It is to the freedom of the people of Illinois that we are addressing this law," Gov. J.B. Pritzker said May 10, referring to the state's semiautomatic weapons ban, "their freedom to be at the Highland Park parade without getting shot and killed." Sign up for our Crime & Courts newsletter Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email.

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