Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh gets threat calls

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Mohali, Updated At : 07:56 AM Aug 22, 2025 IST

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Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh has reportedly received threat calls from unknown numbers in the past few days, sources said.

Police officials said they had not received any complaint in this regard but were verifying the phone numbers.

Sources said the threats came in the form of voice calls and WhatsApp messages on his management team’s phone number. The caller is speaking in Punjabi, they said. The singer got threat calls from gangsters in the past also.

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