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BhojpurLegal action will be taken on complaints against those who use obscenity and caste-indicative words in songs. If the police does not take action even after receiving the complaint, then the government will also take action against the police. Keeping the government’s side on the attention of Congress MLA Pratima Kumari in the assembly, in-charge minister Vijender Yadav said these things.
Vijendra Yadav said that on February 15, 2023, the government has issued instructions in this regard to all the preferred Superintendents of Police and Superintendents of Police. Along with this, instructions have been given to take preventive and lawful action on illegal, unlimited acts of those who upload obscene songs and on social media. The in-charge minister said that the special branch of the state police has also issued an advisory in this regard by issuing letters to the DMs and SPs of all the districts. It has been said in the letter that obscene, double meaning, casteist, words hurting the dignity of women and scheduled castes are being used in Bhojpuri songs of some singers.
Earlier, keeping her side on the attention, Pratima Kumar said that these days the use of obscenity and caste indicative words in Bhojpuri songs has increased unabated in the state. Due to this women and girls feel embarrassed in such songs. Instead of mutual brotherhood and harmony, enmity, bitterness and unrest are spreading in the society. He said that lewd performance in the name of art cannot be allowed in a civilized society.
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