Punjabi Singer Teji Kahlon Refutes Shooting Rumors, Warns Against Fake News

Toronto: Punjabi singer Teji Kahlon has dismissed recent reports alleging that she was shot in Canada, calling them completely false and baseless. She reassured her followers via social media that she is safe and unharmed, emphasizing that the claims have caused undue stress to her and her family.

The controversy started on Wednesday when a social media account reportedly linked to the Rohit Godara gang, named Mahendra Saran Delana, claimed Kahlon was shot in the stomach. The post alleged that the attack was retaliation for her support to a rival gang, including providing financial aid and intelligence, and warned of future threats.

Kahlon responded strongly, stating: “I want to clarify to my fans that I am completely safe and well. The reports circulating on social media and some news channels are false. I have no disputes or enmity with anyone. I urge all media outlets to verify information before reporting. This false news has deeply affected me and my family. Legal action will be taken against channels spreading these rumors.”

The singer’s clarification has drawn support from fans and the Punjabi music community, who condemned the spread of unverified information. Kahlon’s management team has also confirmed that the singer is continuing her normal schedule and is taking all steps to protect her reputation.

This incident highlights the growing risks associated with social media misinformation and its potential impact on public figures, prompting calls for responsible reporting and verification before publishing sensitive news.

Authorities have not issued a formal comment on the alleged gang post, but Kahlon’s statement aims to quell rumors and assure fans of her well-being and safety.