Watch: Chandigarh cop Bhupinder Singh shares tips on battling coronavirus, says ‘haath nahi milauna’

Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, March 17

An assistant sub-inspector of police here has written a Punjabi song on battling coronavirus.  

ASI Bhupinder Singh, shared a clip on his YouTube channel—Bhupinder Singh Chandigarh police traffic—and advised people for maintaining a safe distance from others.

The 1:47-minute clip has generated quite a buzz online. Users were seen posting emojis, while one user wrote: “Nice”, another said: “Nice song sir”.  

He is urging the people through a song to take preventive measures to prevent its spread by greeting each other with folded hands instead of shaking hands.

“Vadian di reet kade vi na todiye, Sat Sri Akal bol hath Jodie, Hath na minlauna, nahi gal nal launa,

Ehde nalon kad lae koi gaal changi a, Coronavirus toh je hai bachna loko, Dur toh hi Sat Sri Akal changi a, Ram Ram Sat Sri Akal changi a, Bajurgani di gal na kade nakarie, Fashna de vich na Akal marie, Non-veg Kha ke bimarian nu laie, Kha laini Suki dal changi a.”

“Khansi vale bande tan ta du rho liye, changi taran sabun nal hath dho liye, Muh te gath na kade fairie, Rakhni hath vich rumal, Changi a, Corona”.

Earlier in a Punjabi song shared by the Chandigarh Police on its Twitter handle, Singh said many people are killed in road accidents and fines for traffic violations were low, which failed to deter violators.

“Now the implementation of new law has been announced. And do not complain that challans have become hefty. It will hit your kitchen budget,” says Singh’s song.

The officer and singing enthusiast urged the youth not to drive before they attain the age of 18, otherwise their parents could land in trouble.