Sonu Nigam gets a big relief from Karnataka High Court.

New Delhi. Sonu Nigam, a singer in trouble over the Kannada dispute, has got a big relief from the Karnataka High Court on Thursday. On the petition of the corporation, the court has ordered not to take punitive action against him. A bench headed by Justice Shivshankar Amarnavar heard the petition of Sonu Nigam. The court ordered the singer not to take any punitive action against him and cooperate in the investigation.

Sonu Nigam’s lawyer argued that he had never intended to insult the Kannada community and he had already apologized publicly. The government lawyer said that his comment was part of live broadcasting and received extensive coverage in the media, which requires legal action. He opposed giving legal protection to him due to his absence in the investigation.

It is noteworthy, Sonu Nigam petitioned the Karnataka High Court on 13 May to cancel the FIR lodged in the case. In fact, the Karnataka police registered an FIR on 3 May after a dispute over the comments of the corporation during an event on 25 April. An FIR was registered under several sections of the Indian Code. FIR Dharmaraj A. Has registered

A show of Sonu Nigam was held in Virgonagar, Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, in which a young man demanded him to sing in Kannada during the performance, after which the debate started. Singer had said, ‘Kannada, Kannada, Kannada. Therefore, there was an attack in Pahalgam. He was killing there, then the language was not asked.

There was a lot of uproar and tremendous opposition to his comment. After this controversy, Sonu Nigam also shared a post on social media and apologized, he said that he has always respected Kannada language, culture, music and artists. However, during the program, some people were threatening with noise. At the end of the post, Sonu left the decision on the people of Karnataka as to whose mistake is.