Explanation:

‘Beadbi’ or 'sacrilege' means being disrespectful towards Guru Granth Sahib Ji.This concept of sacrilege in Sikhism emanates largely from the fact that Sikhs consider the Guru Granth Sahib to be a living Guru.

They consider the Guru Granth Sahib and everything associated with it as highly sacred. These includes the ‘dastaar’ or the ‘pagri’, the headgear worn by Sikhs, is also considered sacred, as is the ‘kirpan‘, the sword that baptised Sikhs carry.The hair and beard maintained by Sikhs are also sacred, and touching or disrespecting these also amounts to sacrilege.In Sikhism, the Guru is considered to be a living entity, hence any harm or disrespect to the guru is treated as a serious offence.

An alteration of Sikh religious traditions and practices, or a distortion of the history of the Gurus, is also sacrilege.