Jenny Johal breaks silence on banning the song: Post on social media, wrote- ‘The pen will not stop, a new song will come everyday’

Punjabi singer Jenny Johal has broken the silence after 3 days after the Punjab government banned the songs on YouTube. Jenny Johal has not only expressed displeasure with the Punjab government by posting a post on social media, but also clearly said that ‘Kalam nahi rukegi, roz naya song aayega’. Actually, Singer Jenny Johal had asked many questions while addressing Bhagwant Mann through his song Letter-2-CM in the Sidhu Moosewala murder case.

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Jenny Johl posted a story on Instagram.

The lyrics of the song were that where is justice even after 4 months of Sidhu’s murder. In the song, while hiding the name of the person who made the information about Sidhu’s security public and addressed to Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, it was said that ‘Ghar Sade Vain Paye, Gunjan Tuhade Ghar Shehnaiyan’. Apart from this, many questions were asked to the government, hurting the government system.

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This song related to the Sidhu Moosewala murder case went viral within a few hours and millions of people watched. Then the Punjab government also immediately got this song banned from YouTube on the basis of copyright content.