Punjabi Singer Singga Raises Concerns For Family's Safety After Receiving Threats, Questions Punjab Police: 'Changed House 2-3 Times'

Punjabi singer Manpreet Singh, known as Singga, on Tuesday, raised concerns over his and his family's safety, revealing that he had been under surveillance for a long time, which forced him to change his residence multiple times. He also questioned the Punjab police about how many more times he would have to relocate for them to ensure his safety.

Singga took to his Instagram handle and wrote in Punjabi, "Hope you all are doing well. I have been under surveillance for a long time, and due to this, I have already changed my house 2-3 times. I want to ask the Punjab Police—how many more times will I have to change my house for my family's safety? How many threats have I received? How many times has my car been followed?"

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Sinnga further mentioned that he would share more details after Holi.

In 2023, the singer was booked after an FIR was registered for his 2022 song Still Alive. According to the reports, he was accused of spreading obscenity and 'glorifying' gun culture through the track.

Reportedly, Kapurthala Police named five people, including the singer, under Sections 294 and 120B of the Indian Penal Code, based on a complaint from the chief of Bhimrao Yuva Force. The complainant has stated that the singer "incited the youth of Punjab to take the wrong path by promoting weapons in his songs."

Who is Singga?

Punjabi singer Singga, born in 1992 in Jangliana, Punjab, hails from a Sikh Rajput family. He enjoys a massive fan following of over 6 million on Instagram.

Singga has sung several tracks, including Yaar Jatt De, Badmaashi 2, Bapu Nal Pyar, Khwaab, Shut Your Mouth, LV, Badnam Munda, Raja Rani, Saali Bewkuf, and Still Alive, among others.

The 33-year-old singer has also starred in several movies like Jora : The Second Chapter, Kade Haan Kade Naa, and Mining: Reyte te Kabza.