Singer Sonu Nigam Booked Over Controversial Comments on Pahalgam Attack

Sonu Nigam Faces Legal Action Over Controversial Remarks About Pahalgam Attack

Bengaluru, India – Celebrated Indian singer Sonu Nigam has landed in legal trouble following controversial comments he made regarding the Pahalgam attack during a concert in Bengaluru. The incident has sparked widespread attention and debate.

On the 25th anniversary of the attack, Nigam remarked that “terrorists in Pahalgam didn’t ask for the language of the people,” during his performance which has stirred significant controversy. These comments were reportedly in response to a request for a Kannada song, leading to a reaction from some members of the audience. In a statement, Nigam addressed the audience’s reaction, mentioning that “4-5 boys were threatening” him, which he believes was an attempt to create a disturbance during the concert.

In the aftermath of these remarks, the Bengaluru police have issued a notice to Nigam, with claims suggesting that the comment was offensive to some sections. Nigam, however, clarified his position by stating that individuals were “hell-bent on creating a ruckus,” which contributed to the tensions during the concert.

As a result of his remarks, an FIR has been filed against Nigam. According to reports, the singer has been booked under sections that term his statements as controversial and potentially inflammatory. The public and social media have been greatly divided over the issue, with many debating both the intent and impact of Nigam’s comments.

This incident is a part of a series of controversies surrounding Sonu Nigam, who has previously found himself at the center of similar debates. The ongoing discussion highlights the sensitivity surrounding public figures’ comments on national and linguistic issues in India.

As the events continue to unfold, Sonu Nigam’s statements and the subsequent police actions have firmly captured media attention, with many awaiting further developments.