The BBC World Service released a two -part document called “The Killing Call” on Tuesday, focusing on the murder of the popular singer Pandjáby Sidhu Moosewala. The release continued despite the legal application from Moosewal’s father, Balcaur Singh, who turned to the Mansse trial to try to prevent it from being displayed.
Originally, the document was to be publicly tested in Mumbai 11 June, the anniversary of the birth of Moosewala. But because of the growing controversy and legal challenges with the world service BBC decided instead on YouTube.
The BBC World Service released a two -part document called “The Killing Call” on Tuesday, focusing on the murder of the popular singer Pandjáby Sidhu Moosewala. The release continued despite the legal application from Moosewal’s father, Balcaur Singh, who turned to the Mansse trial to try to prevent it from being displayed.
Originally, the document was to be publicly tested in Mumbai 11 June, the anniversary of the birth of Moosewala. But because of the growing controversy and legal challenges with the world service BBC decided instead on YouTube.
The court refuses a temporary block, sets the date of hearing
Civic judge Rajinder Singh Nagpal heard the case filed by Balkaur Singh, but refused to issue a temporary order to stop the document. The Court of Justice has now stated the case for a complete hearing.
Singh named the BBC and two individuals – Isleen Kaur and Ankur Jain – as respondents.
Balkaur’s lawyer Satinder Pal Singh said that the family believes that the document could affect the ongoing criminal proceedings for murdering Moosewaly and violate their right to privacy.
Civic judge Rajinder Singh Nagpal heard the case filed by Balkaur Singh, but refused to issue a temporary order to stop the document. The Court of Justice has now stated the case for a complete hearing.
Singh named the BBC and two individuals – Isleen Kaur and Ankur Jain – as respondents.
Balkaur’s lawyer Satinder Pal Singh said that the family believes that the document could affect the ongoing criminal proceedings for murdering Moosewaly and violate their right to privacy.
Father says family permission was ignored
In earlier complaints of the CEO of the police in Mahara and the police station Juhu Balkaur Singh, he claimed that the BBC used the name Sidhu Moosewaly, a picture and a life story without obtaining a family permission.
He also claimed that the invitations were sent to people who claim to share “unknown details” about a late singer – something they believe could harm his son’s reputation.
Balkaur added that the Mahashtra police did not respond to the complaints he filed last week.
The document focuses on fame, crime and unanswered questions
The BBC two -part document includes Sidhu Moosewala’s journey and tragic death. The first episode looks at his early life, his rise to fame and the controversy he faced. The second episode focuses on the events leading to his murder on May 29, 2022 in the Pandjab Mansa district.
“It is a story that will take us from the villages of rural India after the hip-hop scene of the Eastern Canada, from the turbullant history of Panjab to the attacked policy of modern India, and from the shadow world of organized crime to a refrigerated phone call with a refugeed gangster saying that he ordered the intervention.
The document includes interviews with friends, journalists and police officers Sidha Moosewala and police officers from Panjab and Delhi. It also contains a sound interview with Canadian gangster Goldy Brar, who claimed to be for murder.
Moosewal’s killing
Sidhu Moosewal, whose real name was Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was shot in daylight when traveling without police protection. His death shocked people throughout India and the global pandjab community.
The 28 -year -old singer was attacked by shooters who fired more than 30 bullets. Local residents later found out that his vehicle had fallen in the seat of the driver.
Goldy Brar, which is assumed that he is associated with Lawrence Bishnoi Gang, publicly demanded responsibility for murder. Since then, he has been declared an “individual terrorist” by the Indian National Investigation Agency (NIA).
The investigation is still ongoing. No one has been convicted and Brar remains on the run.
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