Sikh Gurdwara Properties - A Property Law Quagmire

In Moshin Singh v. State of Punjab, the SC ruled that Sikh gurdwara properties, though registered under the Gurdwara Act 1925, are not protected from being sold to non-Sikhs, contrary to the Act's provisions. I think this is a flawed judgment. The SC reasoning that the Act's provisions are not applicable to gurdwara properties since they're 'exempted' seems arbitrary and unjust to Sikh minorities. This decision could potentially disrupt Sikh communities' rights to their historic properties and is a blow to minority rights in India. The DU LLB entrance will surely have a case-based question on this, marking it essential to study the nuances of this judgment, particularly for those aiming to make a career in Property Law.