Sidhu Moosewala faces DDR for remarks during live show

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Feb 13, 2020 IST

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Sangrur, February 12

The Dirba police have registered a daily diary report (DDR) against Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala for allegedly using objectionable content during his live show in Dirba on February 9.

“He used some objectionable lines like “Dasso keeda keeda kanda kaddna, gabru jamanat te aaya hoya hai’ (Punjab’s youngster is out on bail, tell me whom should he set right),” during his performance at a kabaddi tournament here. We have registered a DDR and are discussing the matter with seniors,” Sukhdeep Singh, SHO, Dirba, said. — TNS

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