Singer on wrong side of traffic law

Controversial Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh’s staff was issued a slip for traffic offences near Sohana gurdwara here today. The police said Aulakh and his security staff, who were in a vehicle with tinted glasses, were distributing langar near the gurdwara...

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 06:28 AM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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Controversial Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh’s staff was issued a slip for traffic offences near Sohana gurdwara here today.

The police said Aulakh and his security staff, who were in a vehicle with tinted glasses, were distributing langar near the gurdwara when a cop approached them.

The staff reportedly misbehaved with the cop when the driver was asked to remove the vehicle as it was obstructing the movement of devotees.

The police said the driver allegedly refused to show the permission for using tinted glasses and a hooter. Aulakh and his staff reportedly left the place later.

DSP (Traffic) Karnail Singh said a traffic slip had been issued for various offences.

The police said the singer was in the vehicle but not driving it.

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