Haryana State Women's Commission Chairperson Renu Bhatia has strongly reacted to the controversy surrounding rapper-singer Badshah and his new song. She stated that the singer's actions are unforgivable. Let's explore the full story.

Unforgivable Action
Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, also known as Badshah, recently became embroiled in controversy over his song "Tettiri." People objected to its lyrics, leading to Badshah's apology. Speaking to the media, Bhatia said, "What Badshah has done is unforgivable. Insulting the daughters of Haryana in this manner and using such vulgar language against them is intolerable. We have summoned him on March 13th. He must appear. If he continues to avoid this, we will not allow him to work."

Badshah apologized
On Saturday, Badshah apologized in a video for his actions. He said, "I myself am from Haryana." Those who know me know that my dialect, my food habits, my lifestyle, and my identity are from Haryana. I am a Haryanvi. I never had any intention of saying such things about any child or woman from Haryana. I hope you will consider me a son of Haryana, your own son, and forgive me.

Raids underway for arrest
Meanwhile, an FIR has been registered against Badshah. The process of issuing a lookout circular against him has been initiated. A notice has also been issued, asking the singer-rapper to appear before the police. Teams are continuously conducting raids to arrest him. The police confirmed this in a tweet.

Objection to the song
Previously, objections were raised regarding some of the lyrics of Badshah's song and some of the images shown in the video. The complainants said that the language used in the song is objectionable and they believe that it hurts the dignity of women. They demanded action from the Women's Commission in this matter.

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