(Isstories Editorial):- Amritsar, Punjab Apr 15, 2023 (Issuewire.com) – Gavie Aulakh’s Song “I Am Punjab” Banned by Indian Government on YouTube
Punjabi singer Gavie Aulakh has been actively involved in the farmer’s protest in Delhi, using his platform to raise awareness about the issue. Aulakh has been vocal about his support for the farmers and has used his music to shed light on their struggles.
One of Aulakh’s songs, “I Am Punjab,” became a rallying cry for the movement, with many of his fans playing the song at protests and gatherings. However, the song was recently banned by the Indian government on YouTube, sparking controversy and outrage among Aulakh’s supporters.
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Despite facing criticism from some quarters, Aulakh has remained steadfast in his support for the farmers. He believes that it’s important for artists to use their platform to make a positive impact on the world, and sees the farmer’s protest as a crucial issue that needs to be addressed.
Aulakh’s involvement in the farmer’s protest has not gone unnoticed, and he has become a symbol of hope and solidarity for many. His music has brought people together, and has helped to raise awareness about an issue that is close to his heart.
The ban on “I Am Punjab” is just one example of the challenges that artists face when they use their platform to speak out on social issues. Despite this setback, Aulakh is sure to continue making a positive impact on the world with his unique style and his dedication to social causes.
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