On the first death anniversary of Punjabi singer-politician Sidhu Moosewala, his parents expressed their disappointment with the government and vowed to continue their fight for justice. They criticized the state government for attempting to tarnish their son’s image by associating him with gangsters and demanded the arrest of the “real killers.”
Sidhu Moosewala, also known as Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was tragically killed on May 29th last year while traveling with his friends in Mansa. Gangster Goldy Brar, linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility for the murder, with investigations pointing to him as the mastermind.
To commemorate Sidhu Moosewala’s first death anniversary, a candle march was organized in Moosa village, drawing hundreds of supporters and family members. Additionally, a prayer ceremony and a blood donation camp were held in his memory.
Emotions ran high as Sidhu’s mother, Charan Kaur, visited the place where her son was cremated, now transformed into a memorial adorned with a statue of the beloved singer. Overwhelmed with grief, she lamented the government’s failure to deliver justice and voiced frustration over the lack of progress in the investigation.
Kaur criticized the Bhagwant Mann government, accusing it of failing to honor a man who had brought pride to Punjab on the global stage.
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Meanwhile, Sidhu Moosewala’s father, Balkaur Singh, who was in the United Kingdom at the time, expressed his gratitude to the people for their unwavering support.
Through a video message, he thanked those who organized events around the world to pay tribute to his son. Singh also condemned the government’s attempts to defame Sidhu by comparing him to gangsters. He issued a stern warning, urging them to refrain from tarnishing the reputation earned by his son through years of hard work.
Numerous political leaders joined in paying tribute to the late singer. Punjab Congress chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring took to Twitter to express solidarity with Moosewala’s parents.
He acknowledged that despite a year having passed since Sidhu’s tragic demise, justice had not been served. Warring assured the grieving family that they had the full support of the Congress party and vowed to continue their fight for justice.
Leader of the opposition Partap Singh Bajwa also reflected on the loss suffered by Punjab on that fateful day. He described Sidhu Moosewala as a precious gem, a talented and accomplished individual who left this world prematurely.
In the wake of Sidhu Moosewala’s untimely death, his family’s quest for justice remains unabated. They refuse to be silenced and are determined to hold the government accountable. As the Punjabi community and supporters worldwide honor Sidhu’s memory, the demand for truth and justice grows louder.
On the solemn occasion of Punjabi singer-politician Sidhu Moosewala’s first death anniversary, his parents expressed deep disappointment with the government’s handling of their son’s case and vowed to persist in their fight for justice. T
hey criticized the state government for its attempts to tarnish Sidhu’s reputation by unjustly linking him with gangsters and demanded that the authorities bring the “real killers” to justice. Sidhu Moosewala, widely known as Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, tragically lost his life on May 29th of the previous year while traveling with friends in Mansa.
Gangster Goldy Brar, associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility for the murder, and subsequent investigations revealed his involvement as the mastermind.
Unwavering Support: Global Community Stands with Sidhu Moosewala’s Family in the Pursuit of Justice
To commemorate Sidhu Moosewala’s first death anniversary, a candle march was organized in Moosa village, attracting hundreds of supporters and family members. The somber event served as a reminder of the immense love and respect Sidhu garnered during his life. Additionally, a prayer ceremony and a blood donation camp were conducted in his memory, reflecting the enduring impact he had on his community.
Emotions ran high as Sidhu’s mother, Charan Kaur, visited the place where her beloved son was cremated, now transformed into a memorial adorned with a statue in his likeness. Overwhelmed with grief, Kaur expressed her profound disappointment in the government’s failure to deliver justice and voiced frustration over the sluggish progress of the investigation.
She specifically singled out the Bhagwant Mann government for failing to honor a man who had brought great pride to Punjab on the global stage.
Meanwhile, Sidhu Moosewala’s father, Balkaur Singh, who happened to be in the United Kingdom at the time, conveyed his heartfelt gratitude to the countless individuals who extended their unwavering support to his family.
Through a poignant video message, he expressed his appreciation for the numerous tribute events held worldwide in honor of his late son. Singh strongly condemned the government’s reprehensible attempts to besmirch Sidhu’s reputation by unfairly associating him with gangsters. He issued a stern warning, urging the authorities to desist from tarnishing the hard-earned global acclaim that Sidhu had rightfully earned through years of dedication and hard work.