New Delhi: Rapper-singer Badshah on Tuesday apologised to the Nationwide Fee for Girls (NCW) over his track “Tateeree” and pledged to work for girls’s empowerment, together with sponsoring the training of fifty women from economically weaker sections.
Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, popularly often called Badshah, landed in controversy final month following the discharge of the track “Tateeree”.
He appeared earlier than the fee in reference to a suo motu case taken up over the track. Additionally current on the listening to have been administrators Joban Sandhu and Mahavir Singh, and producer Hiten.
The listening to was chaired by NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, who mentioned the lyrics and presentation of the track had harm the dignity and decency of ladies.
Rahatkar expressed deep concern over the injury brought about to the dignity of ladies and directed these involved to make sure that such incidents usually are not repeated in future.
All these current submitted unconditional written apologies earlier than the fee and expressed remorse over the hurt brought about to society.
Badshah informed the fee that he would work for the upliftment of ladies and society and would create a constructive track on girls’s empowerment inside 4 months.
“I’ll work for the upliftment of ladies and society. I’ll current a constructive track on girls’s empowerment inside 4 months and won’t be concerned in any such exercise in future,” he informed the fee.
He additionally mentioned he would sponsor the training of fifty women from economically weaker sections.
The fee mentioned all events assured it that they might chorus from such actions in future
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