Nawanshahr, Jan. 16 -- The Banga-based religious place named Nabh Kanwal Raja Sahib on Thursday accused the government of misleading the public and asserted that it has records of all the 169 saroops (sacred copies) of Guru Granth Sahib in its possession.

This comes a day after Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann, during his address at AAP's Maghi Mela conference, claimed that the special investigation team (SIT) has traced 169 missing saroops (sacred copies) from a religious sect based in Banga. Later, AAP state media in-charge Baltej Pannu, giving a detailed breakup, said that of the 169, 115 saroops were numbered, and the remaining 54 had no serial numbers, and records exist for 30 saroops.

In a press conference, the trust members sa...