Controversy Over Punjabi Singer Baaghi’s Song ‘Ansari’: Singer’s Lyrics – “Yama (God of Death) Came Without Asking, I Became Yama’s Punisher (Kuddeya)”; Hindu Organisations Demand the Removal of the Line.
The use of an offensive term against Yamaraj, the Hindu God of Death, in Punjabi singer Baaghi’s latest song has sparked a controversy. When the musician arrived for a show at a college in Pathankot, the situation became so heated that Hindu organisations encircled him.
Things got so bad that people were swarming around Baaghi’s automobile. His bodyguards then led him out of the gathering safely. Hindu groups, meanwhile, asserted that Baaghi was permitted to depart because he expressed regret.
The Controversy Report Continues
‘Ansari’, a 2025 song by Baaghi, is exactly the subject of the issue. The song has also prompted irate Hindu organisations to file a complaint with the Pathankot police. What Was the Controversial Line in Singer Baaghi’s Song?
The lyric “Mainu bina puche Yamraj aaya, dhum naal ban le kutteya, kehnda jado kahoge aunga maafi mang karunga baaghi ji” from Singer Baaghi’s song “Ansari” is the subject of dispute.
“Yamraj, the God of Death, once approached me without my request. I restrained him and gave him a good beating. “I will only come when you ask me to, Baaghi ji,” he murmured, pleading with folded palms.
Pathankot was rocked by Hindu organisations, and the singer was escorted by bodyguards. Outside
In fact, leaders of the Hindu organisations that were already there encircled Singer Baaghi’s car when he arrived at a private college in Pathankot on Wednesday at approximately 4 PM. “Down with” (Murdabad) slogans were chanted by those who were standing in front of the car during this time.
Bodyguards pushed the crowd back and surrounded the singer’s car with a security circle as soon as fans started to approach it. After clearing a route, they escorted the vehicle out of sight.
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