Synopsis The Akali movement was born during 1920’s when Sikhs of all hues, creeds and castes decided to rid their Shrines of Mahants and government toadies. As the government resorted to a policy of suppression, the movement gathered political colour. Eventually, the Sikhs won the day and Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee came into being as a result of an Act passed by the Punjab Assembly. The Akali movement then began to symbolize the political, economic and social renaissance of the Sikhs, all rolled into one.The volume contains the historical account of the Akalis vis-à-vis SGPC from 1920 onwards. It also contains a modern political scenario after the Independence till date like elections etc. It has all description of Punjab Provincial Conference, 1920, Sikh Movement 1921, The Akali Movement 1921, Guru-Ka-Bagh, Shahidi Jathas, Gurudwara Bill, and so on. All the information has been collected from succinct and reliable sources and presented in a straight forward fashion in a lucid style. The book forms a comprehensive account of Akalis and SGPC from 1920 onwards.