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In a major crackdown, the Haryana Police STF has removed 67 songs by 20 singers from digital platforms to curb the glorification of gangster culture. Singer Masoom Sharma tops the list with 19 tracks ...

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The Haryana Police has taken down 67 Haryanvi songs from YouTube, JioSaavn, Amazon Music, Spotify, and Gaana that “glorify gang culture, firearms, intimidation, murder, and hostility towards the ...

Chandigarh: In a major crackdown against the glorification of gangsterism, weapons and violence, the special task force (STF) and cyber unit of Haryana Police acted against 67 objectionable songs that ...

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In a major crackdown against gang culture and the glorification of weapons and violence, Haryana Police has acted against 67 objectionable songs on digital platforms which have either been blocked or ...

To curb the influence of gang culture on youth, Haryana Police Tuesday said that it got 67 songs promoting organised crime removed from major digital platforms, including YouTube, Spotify, Amazon ...

In a bold initiative to counter the rise of gang culture and its appeal to youth, Haryana Police's Special Task Force (STF) and Cyber Unit have successfully removed or blocked 67 songs that glorified ...

The police in its statement did not name the songs that have been taken down. Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle and glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, ...