Sidhu Moose Wala: A big controversy has arisen over BBC's new documentary 'The Killing Call'. Actually, this documentary has been made on the murder of rapper and Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala. Despite the protest of Moosewala's father Balkaur Singh, BBC World Service released the documentary on Wednesday, June 11, Sidhu's 32nd birthday. According to the information, BBC was to show the documentary in a cinema hall in Mumbai on Wednesday evening.
Balkaur Singh alleged:
But after the controversy, BBC released it on YouTube itself. The documentary was released on BBC World Service's YouTube channel at 5 am on Wednesday. After which Balkaur Singh has alleged that this documentary has been prepared without the permission of the family and it may contain objectionable and misleading information related to his son's murder.
Complaint filed against BBC:
He said that this can also affect the case going on in the court, because the documentary contains interviews of the accused named in the case. Due to this, apart from sending a legal notice, he has also lodged a complaint against BBC with Juhu Police Station of Maharashtra and DGP.
Controversy escalates over the documentary:
According to media reports, this BBC documentary covers all aspects related to Sidhu Moosewala's life, career, controversies and murder. It also shows interviews of journalists, friends, police officers and audio message of gangster Goldie Brar. At the same time, Moosewala's father says that the release date of the documentary was deliberately kept on June 11, so that the legacy of the son is hurt. In this context, Moosewala's father has filed a complaint, which will be heard in Mansa Court on June 12, https://journal.prclibya.com/ where it will be decided whether there will be any ban on this documentary or not, while on the other hand, BBC has uploaded it on YouTube without any delay. Due to which this controversy can deepen even more.
