Chandigarh, Feb. 26 -- The breakaway faction of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) is grappling with internal differences over key organisational reforms, including the implementation of "one family, one ticket" and "one member, one post" norms, as well as a proposal to bar leaders contesting Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) elections from simultaneously contesting assembly or Lok Sabha polls. The proposals are part of a vision document being prepared for release at the faction's Hola Mohalla rally on March 3 at Takht Keshgarh Sahib. The document is being drafted by former MLA Iqbal Singh Jhundan and finalised by faction president Giani Harpreet Singh. During a meeting in Chandigarh earlier this week, several senior leaders who recently joined the faction expressed reservations about strictly separating the SGPC and electoral politics. Some leaders argued that gurdwara body elections have historically served as a launch pad for assembly and parliamentary contests, making it impractical to bar candidates from switching arenas. "We have to weed out the discrepancy," Giani Harpreet Singh said, asserting that an SGPC member aspiring to become an MLA or MP risks losing focus on religious responsibilities, leading to "fault lines". He maintained that the faction remains committed to enforcing the principles of one family, one ticket and one person, one post. However, faction secretary general Gurpartap Singh Wadala opposed barring SGPC candidates from contesting assembly elections, citing the Sikh principle of miri-piri wherein politics and religion go hand in hand. Former MP Prem Singh Chandumajra said faction leaders will meet again on March 1 to deliberate on contentious issues. "We are in the process of sorting out differences and building consensus," Jhundan said, adding that the larger goal is to restore SAD to its "traditional glory." Other leaders present at the meeting included former SGPC president Bibi Jagir Kaur, former ministers Parminder Singh Dhindsa and Surjit Singh Rakhra. Formed on August 11 last year, the breakaway group's vision document is also expected to reiterate demands for implementation of the Anandpur Sahib Resolution, greater state autonomy and protection of Punjab's river waters....