Indore: Well-known Bollywood rapper Badshah can get into legal trouble regarding his new song. A Hinduist organisation in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has filed a complaint against him for hurting religious sentiments. The singer of famous songs like 'Abhi toh party shru hui hai', and DJ wale babu', Badshah's real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia.
Giving information about this, an Indore police officer said on Friday that an Indore-based organisation called Parshuram Sena has hurt religious sentiments due to the use of the word 'Bholenath' in a new song allegedly containing indecent lyrics by singer Badshah. A case has been registered at the local police station alleging that Santosh Singh, in-charge of the MG Road police station, told reporters that a complaint has been filed by the local Hinduist organisation 'Parashuram Sena' regarding a song by Badshah, and legal action will be taken after an investigation.
He said that no FIR has been registered on this complaint yet. Vinod Dwivedi, a lawyer associated with this organisation, alleged that the lyrics of Badshah's new song 'Sanak' are full of profanity, and at one place the word 'Bholenath' has been used. He said that this song by Badshah is objectionable not only to the Hindu community but to the entire civilised society. 'Hurt' by the song, protesters belonging to the Parshuram Sena also raised slogans against Badshah near the MG Road police station and registered their protest by burning an effigy of the 37-year-old rapper.
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