The state government has already issued strict instructions about the growing gangster culture in Punjab and violent tendency among the youth that no singer or artist should sing or promote a song that promotes arms performance or gangster mentality. But its
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The song was released two weeks ago, sung by famous Punjabi singer R NAIT and singer Gurlage Akhtar. The song video shows open arms and glorified a dangerous gangster image.
The video shows the Punjabi model and Bhana Sidhu acting with weapons, who can have a negative impact on the youth.
The lyrics of the song are- “Sugar Mandir Diya Pawandi, 1980 Di Jammi .315”, which means gun-made gun .315. This song has been watched by more than 37 lakh people on YouTube so far.
Letter sent to CM Bhagwant Mann, demand for action Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Punjab Trade Cell Deputy Convenor Arvind Sharma, who hails from Jalandhar, has sent a formal complaint letter to Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav. He appealed to the Chief Minister that strict action should be taken against such songs which promote violence, illegal weapons culture and crime in Punjab.
Sharma said that songs like “315 Boor” disregard the code of conduct by the Punjab government directly and are misleading the youth. He warned that such songs not only create an atmosphere of fear and violence in the society, but can also pose a threat to the law and order of the state. This complaint has been marked to Aig Intelligence.
Chief Minister Mann has already made it clear from many forums that gangster culture in Punjab will no longer be tolerated under any circumstances. Such matters are being monitored by the government and from time to time artists have also been made aware that they should keep things connecting the society and giving positive messages in their songs.
The shut of the song of R led, in which Bhana is seen in the role of Sidhu gangster.
R-NAIT song used to play in every campaign of CM Mann Let us know that the songs of Punjabi singer R have been used in the campaign of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann and AAP leaders. Whose lyrics are that your friend Nun Daban Nun Firde Si, Bur Dabhada Kitte come. This means that you were trying to suppress your friend, but I was pressing. CM Mann’s main campaigns on this song remained mainly.
Copy of complaint sent to Punjab government
