Shocking: Politicians condole ‘brutal murder’ of singer Sidhu Moose Wala
India Today
After the shocking news of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala's death, politicians have poured in their condolences on social media.
Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala was shot dead on Sunday in Punjab’s Jawaharke village of Mansa district on Sunday, May 29. His death came a day after the Punjab Police withdrew the security of 424 including that of Sidhu Moose Wala.
Following the news of his death, political leaders have taken to social media to condemn the killing and to demand justice for the death of the singer.
Former MLA Manjinder Singh Sirsa has demanded an FIR to be filed against Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for withdrawing Moose Wala’s security and posting the order online. He said AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal and Mann are responsible for the death of the singer.
I urge @HMOIndia to order an enquiry into how & who leaked the confidential list of people whose security was withdrawn by @AAPPunjab Govt@ArvindKejriwal & @BhagwantMann are responsible for the brutal killing of #SidhuMoosewala whose security was withdrawn yesterday@ANI https://t.co/aDeljpY8Hr
MLA Amrinder Singh Raja Warring has demanded the dismissal of the AAP government in Punjab and said the government has lost its moral authority.
I'm shocked beyond belief and expression. We have lost a promising star in the @INCIndia , Sidhu Mooseewla. He was showered with bullets in Mansa just 2 days after @BhagwantMann govt withdrew his security. @AAPPunjab govt has lost moral authority. It must be DISMISSED.
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