Singer Sonu Nigam Gets Karnataka High Court Relief In Pahalgam Remark Row
Bengaluru: In some relief for singer Sonu Nigam amid the row surrounding his ‘Kannada’ remark, the Karnataka High Court has said that the state government has assured no coercive action will be taken against the artiste provided he cooperates with the investigation. The singer has approached the high court, seeking a dismissal of the cases filed against him for his remarks at a concert in Bengaluru last month. At the event, Mr Nigam said a student in the audience “rudely” threatened him to sing Kannada songs. A viral video showed the singer saying, “In my career, I have sung in multiple languages, but the best songs I have ever sung are in Kannada. We do a lot of shows in a lot of places, but whenever we have shows in Karnataka, we come with a lot of respect for you. You have treated me like your family, but I didn’t like it when the boy there, who is not even as old as my career, rudely threatened me to sing in Kannada.” He added, “It …








