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A) The Mansa Police booked Punjabi singers Shubhdeep Singh alias Sidhu Moose Wala , Mankirat Aulakh and seven unidentified persons for allegedly promoting gun culture and violence through a song titled ‘panj golian’. The FIR was filed by a Chandigarh based lawyer-activist HC Arora.
B) An FIR against Punjabi Singer Sippy Gill was registered by the Moga Police for allegedly promoting violence and weapons in his song ‘Gundagardi’. It was filed by a Pandit Rao, a Chandigarh based professor and social activist.
It can be seen that people are eventually starting to be more aware of the ban imposed by the respectable High Court on such songs. This is a positive step for the society as it prevents young minds from getting influenced negatively by such songs at a young age. Moreover, it also aids in maintaining public order and societal morals. It is a progressive judgement and gives hope of a better society for the future generations.