Sonu Nigam Controversy

Sonu Nigam is popular and versatile singer of bollywood. sonu nigam born on 30july , 1973 to agam kumar nigam and shobha nigam in faridabad , haryana. He is a famous bollywood playback singer. He sung song in various languages like Hindi, Kannada, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Tulu, Assamese, Odia, Nepali etc.. He has been one of the highest paid Indian singers in bollywood.😎😎😎😎😎 Sonu got married to a Bengali girl Madhurima on February 15, 2002. She is a fashion designer.😎😎😎😎😎

Controversy: "He claimed that loudspeakers banned from temples, gurudwaras and mosques"

                 A West Bengal cleric's fatwa offering Rs 10 lakhs to shave off Sonu's head and he shaved his head.😨 According to him, 'He claimed that when he spoke about loudspeakers, he had mentioned temples and gurudwaras too.' 
It means he is not talking about muslim' only. But muslims take this very seriously and challenged him to prove that he is not anti-muslim by shave his head and he proved by shaving his head.😜  

OMG, how' his new look?????😭😭😭😭

By the way fact is that he is really not an anti-muslim because he told in his interview that "I have considered Mohammed Rafi as my guru. My driver is a Muslim. I am not anti-Muslim, I consider myself secular," And one more thing is that he invited celebrity hairstylist Aalim Hakim to cut his hair, in response to a West Bengal cleric's fatwa.

Now the biggest question is that 'this is really religious fight or publicity stunt by Sonu Nigam????😏😏😏😏

Now this whole thing is viral by media and all people are showing their interest in this fight. So it is necessary that politicians have to join this fight!! Congress leader Ahmed Patel comes in.When analogies were drawn with his concerts using loudspeakers, the singer rebuked by saying that he sings only within the permissible time limits. Sonu also stated that "being secular doesn't mean we accept everything". Congress leader Ahmed Patel echoed Sonu's sentiments over the use of loudspeakers for Azaans in mosques. Sonu ended the interaction by quoting Ahmed Patel's remarks, "Azaan zaruri hai, loudspeaker nahi".

In a series of tweets on Monday, the 43-year-old had described as hooliganism the use of loudspeakers for broadcasting sermons and calls to prayers. "Gundagardi hai bus (it is hooliganism)," πŸ’ͺhe had posted on Twitter. 

he singer said he wanted to respond to the 'fatwa' in the language of love. πŸ’˜πŸ’“πŸ’ž

Now, He went on to tag Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to look into the matter.

"Dear Devendra Fadnavis please note and help us force police to act against illegal blaring of Azaan and other such activities," he added.

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