Vedan performs at Ente Keralam event in Idukki
The Hindu
Rapper Vedan performs at Ente Keralam expo in Idukki, urging good habits with government support.
Rapper Hirandas Murali, also known as Vedan, performed at the Ente Keralam expo at Vazhathope in Idukki at 8 p.m. on Monday in the presence of a huge crowd.
During the show, Vedan urged the people to follow his good habits.
Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine said that the State government and the public were with Vedan. “He decided to correct his habits, and it is a positive attitude. After the musical programme in Idukki, Vedan will get a new face among the public,” said Mr. Augustine.
According to officials, Vedan’s musical programme was originally scheduled on April 29 as part of Ente Keralam celebrations marking the fourth anniversary of the State government. However, after his arrest on April 28, the Idukki district administration cancelled his show. According to sources, the show was conducted on Monday with the support of the government.
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