On Tuesday, the Karnatak High Court postponed the petition to Son Nigam, who challenged the first information report (FIR), registered against him for a complaint that he demanded the song to sing songs.
Judge Shivashankar Amarannavar, before which the petition of Mr. Nigama was listed on hearing, postponed the hearing until Thursday, May 15, after accepting the singer’s objection raised by the court register regarding procedural defects in petition documents.
The companies were registered by the Avanhalli Police on May 3 for crimes according to sections 351 (2) (criminal intimidation), 352 (1) (intentional insults with the intention of provoking a breach of peace) and 353 (public mischief) based on BNS based on BNS based on BNS.
Meanwhile, the singer explained through a video message on the social media that his statement was a reaction to certain unpleasant comments that some individuals in the audience repeatedly made after his first song at the concert. During the concert he sang several songs Kannada.
Published – May 13, 2025 21:19
