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Haryanvi singer masoom sharma has finally spoken out over the controversy surrounding the alleged use of explicit language during a college event in Dehradun, saying that he deeply regrets it.

Divyanka Sirohi passed away at 30 after a reported heart attack, leaving the Haryanvi industry in shock. Her last rites were held in Ghaziabad. A Bulandshahr native, she appeared in 50+ songs and gained fame through TikTok. She is survived by her siblings, with her family yet to issue a statement.

Authorities across India are taking action against songs and content deemed vulgar and glorifying crime, leading to takedowns and FIRs. This crackdown, involving police, courts, and regulatory bodies, sparks debate on balancing creative freedom with social responsibility, particularly concerning youth influence.

Beloved Haryanvi artist Divyanka Sirohi, aged 30, sadly departed from this world on April 21, 2026, after suffering a heart attack in Ghaziabad. Her poignant Instagram post from 2023, where she implored, 'Shiva, take me with you,' resonated with countless fans, capturing the essence of her flowing spirit. Read on to know more.

A criminal case has been registered against popular Haryanvi folk singer masoom sharma at the Dalanwala Police Station, following allegations that he used objectionable language during a public cultural program.

Singer masoom sharma's performance at a Dehradun college event sparked controversy after he allegedly used abusive language. Despite Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's presence, an independent MLA attempted to intervene. A lawyer filed a complaint, and the singer later posted a video apology, citing personal distress and threats from a gangster.

Singer Issues Apology, Says He Was Under ‘Significant Stress’

Haryanvi singer masoom sharma faces protests from the Haryana Sarpanch Association for alleged insults. The association demands a public apology, threatening statewide opposition and performance bans if Sharma fails to comply. They also accuse him of performing inebriated and allowing disturbances.

Police halted a concert in Gurgaon after Haryanvi singer masoom sharma performed a song that glorified gun violence, which had previously been removed from social media. The concert was stopped, and the audience told to leave as the permitted time limit was over. No case was registered.

Times Music Haryanvi's recent release ‘Chand’ surpasses notable records as it crosses 1 Million reels on Instagram. It just took 15 days for this lovely song to reach from 100K to 1 Million reels!

The HSNCB has launched the '#Nasha Mukt Nayaab Jeevan Bucket Challenge' to involve Haryanvi singers in promoting a drug-free lifestyle. The campaign seeks to separate artistic personas from personal accountability, with artists like masoom sharma clarifying their stance against drug use and violence.

Haryana Police removed 67 songs glorifying violence and gangsterism from online platforms, citing negative influence on youth. Singer masoom sharma advocated for broader laws against obscenity and gambling apps, arguing against targeting individual artists. The DGP stated this action aims to protect young people from crime, emphasizing the harsh realities of criminal life.

You don’t have to be from Haryana or a teenager to know Vikash Rajana. If you are active on social media, you must have heard about him irrespective of your age or ethnicity. He is also known as Rajana. A 23-year-old who has given a fun twist to Haryanvi music with his catchy ears for music.

Varun Dhawan shared photos from his bhang-filled party on social media, grabbing attention with his shirtless poses and Holi colors. Janhvi Kapoor reacted to his antics with a simple "Oh." These photos are from the song "Panwadi" from their upcoming film 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari,' which both actors described as a vibrant and energetic celebration.

Haryana's special task force (STF) is cracking down on gangster culture in regional music, urging singers to avoid glorifying criminals, weapons, and drugs. This directive follows the removal of 40 controversial songs and a meeting with prominent Haryanvi singers.