Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) President Tajinder Singh Tiwana has asked the Mumbai authorities to cancel the concert of Canadian singer Shubh saying that they won't let the "enemy of integrity and unity of India" perform on the "auspicious land of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj". He said there was no space for Khlistanis in the country and warned the organisers of action if their request for cancellation was not fulfilled.


"There is no space for Khalistanis who are the enemy of integrity and unity of India. We won't let Canadian singer Shubh to perform on the auspicious land of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Mumbai...If no proper action is taken then the organisers will have to face our opposition..," Tiwana said in a video post on his Instagram account.


This comes as members of BJYM members removed the posters for the upcoming event of Canadian singer Shubh.






In the caption of the post, he said, "Today submitted a memorandum to the Joint Police Commissioner - Law & Order Mumbai, @team.innovation , @percept_emc (Sunburn), and @cordeliacruises , urging to cancel the upcoming concert of Pro Khalistani Canadian singer @shubhworldwide (Shubhneet Singh)."






"Even then if this show is not cancelled @bjym4mumbai will be forced to protest outside the office of organizers," he further said and urged the citizens to boycott such concerts where "Anti-National people are performing".


"Attending such events means directly supporting enemies of our nation who aim to divide Bharat," he said.



     


In the same post, Tiwana shared images of the complaint he has filed with police requesting an FIR against the Canadian singer for posting a map of India without Jammu and Kashmir, and the northeast region. The complaint alleged that Subh is a pro-Khalistan activist and supports their agenda.


Tiwana has also shared the screenshot of the Insta story that Shubh had shared with the distorted map of India.


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