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Bhilwara Police Crack Down on Singers Glorifying Gangsters
1 Oct, 2025
Summary
- Bhilwara police take action against local singers praising criminals
- Artists singing songs that promote a life of crime face strict legal action
- SP says singers are sending a wrong message to society
As of October 1st, 2025, the Bhilwara police in India have cracked down on local singers who have been glorifying gangsters and the mining mafia through their music. Bhilwara SP Dharmendra Singh Yadav stated that the police have taken "preventive action" against these artists, who have been singing praises of criminals and attracting youth to a life of crime.
The police have identified several singers, including Raju Rawal, Sonu Gurjar, Samdu Gurjar, Mukesh Gurjar, Ladu Gurjar, Raju Lal Gadri, and Madan Gurjar, and have taken action against them. The SP said the singers were promoting songs that send a "wrong message to society," with lyrics glorifying gangsters and the mining mafia.
Yadav warned that any artist who continues to promote or broadcast songs that glorify criminals and the gravel mafia on social media will face strict legal consequences. The SP appealed to the public to refrain from promoting or spreading such content, and to cooperate with the police in maintaining a positive environment in Bhilwara.
