Punjab and Haryana High Court grants relief to singer Daler Mehndi

New Delhi: Singer Daler Mehndi finally got relief. Singer was arrested in 2003  human trafficking case. Case was booked in Patiala jail after a court. On july 14 he was sentenced two years in jail finding him guilty for sending people as member of his troupe.

The case traces all the way back to 2003 and a sum of 31 bodies of evidence have been documented against Daler Mehndi and his sibling Shamsher Singh. Patiala Police booked the Mehndi siblings on a grumbling recorded by an individual named Bakshish Singh, who claimed that the siblings had taken ‘entry cash’ to assist them with moving to the US wrongfully yet neglected to do as such.

Punjab and Haryana High Court grants relief to singer Daler Mehndi; stays the decision of Patiala Court that had sentenced him to two years of imprisonment in a 2003 human trafficking case.

(Pic – Daler Mehndi’s Twitter profile) pic.twitter.com/mSQaTp9tBY

— ANI (@ANI) September 15, 2022

Besides, the complainant likewise asserted that the artist had taken cash for taking him to Canada.

The artist was condemned to two years in prison on Walk 16, 2018, by a Patiala court however was subsequently delivered on bail.

On July 14 this year, a Patiala court maintained the 2018 decision and requested the quick capture of the prestigious vocalist.

Daler Mehndi started his carrer with ‘Bolo Tara Tara’. Song was a big hit of its time, more over  20 million copies were sold out. Artist established himeslf as a pop singer and bagged  Channel V’s Best Indian Male Pop Artist Award.