Punjab Women Commission seeks report from police on ‘objectionable’ word in Jazzy B song

Chandigarh, April 1 The Punjab State Women Commission has sought a report from the police as it took a suo motu cognisance of an “objectionable” word allegedly used against women in a song by Punjabi singer Jazzy B. The commission...

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Updated At : 02:06 AM Apr 02, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, April 1

The Punjab State Women Commission has sought a report from the police as it took a suo motu cognisance of an “objectionable” word allegedly used against women in a song by Punjabi singer Jazzy B.

The commission has sought the report within one week from the director, Bureau of Investigation, according to a communique.

The song sung by singer Jazzy B has gone viral on social media and it contained the “objectionable” word against women, the letter said.

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