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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 20 Oct, 16:30

Pahalgam Attack

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Entertainment · 20 Oct

వెయ్యిసార్లైనా కన్నడిగులకు క్షమాపణ చెబుతా.. పహల్గామ్ దాడితో పోలికపై సోనూ నిగమ్ సారీ..

AI summaryBollywood singer Sonu Nigam issued a video apology to Kannadigas for his controversial remarks comparing a request to sing a Kannada song to the Pahalgam terror attack. The incident, which occurred during a 2025 concert in Bengaluru, led to a police complaint and legal action, and was only resolved after he formally apologized ahead of his scheduled October 24, 2026 concert.

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