Punjab: Amarinder Singh backs singer’s arrest for selling ‘gun culture’

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday backed the arrest of singer Shree Brar, who was accused of selling gun tradition and glorifying violence in a music video.
In an announcement, Singh mentioned the Punjabi singer’s arrest was “correct and justified”.
“Promoting gangsterism and gun culture in this manner was absolutely wrong,” he mentioned.
On Tuesday, Patiala’s Senior Superintendent of Police Vikram Jeet Duggal mentioned Brar’s music had provocative lyrics, selling violence and anti-social acts to the extent of even offering shelter to criminals and inspiring jail breaks.
Amarinder Singh mentioned the case had been registered appropriately within the matter which associated to an outdated music.
He mentioned the arrest had no reference to the singer”s video in help of the protesting farmers.

However, his “good work” now couldn’t condone the damaging affect of his earlier music encouraging the youth to select up the gun, he mentioned.
The CM mentioned Punjab faces threats from throughout the border.
“We will not allow the state’s peace to be disturbed in any manner,” he mentioned, including that such acts had the potential to take action.
Patiala police had arrested Brar in Mohali close to Chandigarh.