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Guru Randhawa has publicly expressed his support for the farmers protesting at the Shambhu and Khanauri borders. The popular Punjabi singer took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to urge the Indian government to engage in dialogue with farmers to address their concerns. He emphasized the critical role farmers play in providing food for the nation, writing, “Farmers provide food to every household in our country.
Their voices need to be heard. I request our government officials to please sit and discuss with the farmers’ representatives.” However, his post was met with criticism from some social media users, who accused him of supporting the protests in exchange for money.
One user questioned, “Did you get paid for this? Or was it a threat?” while another remarked, “We are paying farmers for their crops, they’re not giving it to us for free.” In response to a user’s inquiry about why he was backing the farmers, Guru explained that he comes from a farming background. He wrote, “I am from a farmer family myself, my brother.
I haven’t gained anything from either side, I’m simply making a request as an Indian. Stay happy, I don’t know what’s happening in our country. Whatever you write, hate is inevitable.
Stay happy, my brother.” Guru Randhawa, widely recognized for hits like “Naach Meri Rani,” “Patola,” “High Rated Gabru,” and “Lahore,” continues to make waves in the music industry while also engaging in conversations about social issues affecting his home country. Also Read: D Gukesh To Pay Rs 46700000 Income Tax After Winning Rs 11 Crore Prize Money, Social Media Reacts.
