Punjabi singer Jassi said – I do not sing at graves: rejected offer of ₹ 35 lakh; Camps are more dangerous than letters, they brainwash
‘Dil Le Gayee Kudi Gujarat Di’ fame Punjabi singer Jasbir Jassi said that he does not go to graves and sing, even if someone gives him crores of rupees. Jassi did not stop here, he wrote to the camps saying that selling drugs is more dangerous than selling drugs. In an interview, Jassi said that promoting deras is more dangerous than selling pamphlets because people are mindwashed here. Jasbir Jassi said that a Baba from Ludhiana offered him to sing in the fair organized in his camp and talked about giving him Rs 32 to 35 lakhs but he flatly refused. Many singers had sung there before me and many singers have sung there after me also. Baba called after the fair and said that if you did not come, I brought a better singer than you and he went away singing. Jassi said that my principle is that I do not sing at the grave site. That’s why Baba was refused. This statement of Jassi is directly hurtful to those singers who perform in the fairs organized every year at the camps and shrines. 5 important things about Punjabi singer Jassi… 3 big controversies related to Jasbir Jassi’s career… Controversy broke out regarding Kirtan-religious propriety. Punjabi singer Jasbir Singh Jassi recently sang Shabad Kirtan in a religious program. Regarding which some Sikh religious organizations lodged objection and the matter reached Shri Akal Takht. Executive Jathedar of Shri Akal Takht, Giani Kuldeep Singh Gadgaj even said that it is necessary to follow Gurmat decorum while performing Kirtan. Jasbir Jassi immediately gave clarification and said that he has unwavering faith in Sikhism and Sri Guru Granth Sahib. If his words hurt anyone, he apologizes. I will fully respect the orders of Shri Akal Takht. After that the matter calmed down. Questions were raised on Yo Yo Honey Singh’s indecent language. Recently, Yo Yo Honey Singh had made obscene remarks during a live performance in Delhi. Jasbir Jassi was the first to raise questions in the music industry and appealed to his parents and sister to stop it now. There was a lot of controversy regarding this. Controversy of supporting Pakistani actors: Jasbir Jassi supported the casting of Pakistani actresses in Diljit Dosanjh’s film Sardar Ji-3. He said that if Pakistani artists are to be banned then their songs and content should also be completely removed. After this statement, a complaint was lodged against him in Parliament Police Station, Delhi and there was sharp criticism on social media.
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