Nuh Cyber Police Take Action Against Mewati Singer for Alleged Criminal Content
Cyber police in Nuh have officially registered a case against popular Mewati singer Aslam Singer for allegedly broadcasting objectionable and potentially harmful content on social media platforms through his recently released song. This development follows a formal complaint lodged by an official from the district's dedicated social media monitoring cell, which prompted the filing of a First Information Report (FIR).
Police Deploy Teams to Apprehend the Accused Singer
In response to the complaint, police teams have been actively deployed with the urgent objective of apprehending Aslam Singer at the earliest possible opportunity. According to the detailed complaint, the song in question was uploaded to the singer's personal YouTube channel and is alleged to contain material that actively promotes and glorifies unlawful activities, creating significant concerns among law enforcement authorities.
Song Content Allegedly Glorifies Illegal Weapons and Criminal Acts
Police officials have stated that the controversial track features both visuals and lyrics that allegedly glorify the possession of illegal weapons. Furthermore, the song references various criminal acts, including issuing threats for extortion and depicting firing incidents at multiple locations. Nuh police chief Arpit Jain had earlier issued directives for strict monitoring of social media platforms and rigorous enforcement against any content that promotes criminal behaviour or violence.
An official emphasized the societal impact, noting, "Such content contributes to an atmosphere of fear and insecurity in society and may negatively influence young viewers by portraying crime as acceptable behaviour."
Efforts to Remove Online Content and Social Media Accounts
A police spokesperson confirmed that the process to take down the YouTube channel associated with Aslam Singer, along with other linked social media accounts such as Facebook, has been initiated. This action is being coordinated with the concerned platforms to ensure swift removal of the objectionable material. The Nuh police have also issued a stern warning, indicating that similar legal action will be taken against other individuals or channels found circulating comparable objectionable content online, underscoring a broader crackdown on digital content that violates legal standards.
