'Farewell' Sidhu Moosewala; 10 days on, it's as if a part of Punjabi singer's family, friends and fans has gone with him

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Updated At : 04:35 PM Jun 08, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, June 8

Thousands of people attended the ‘antim ardas’ for Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala–who was shot dead on May 29–at Baharli Anaj Mandi in Mansa on Wednesday.

Moosewala’s brutal killing has sent shockwaves across the country and abroad.

It’s been just 10 days of the killing but it seems a part of the family, fans and friends has gone with the Punjab singer.

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