Punjabi singer Manpreet Singh, popularly known as Singga, raised the alarm over the safety of his family after revealing that he has been under constant surveillance. The singer shared that this ongoing monitoring had forced him to move residences multiple times. He also questioned the Punjab Police about how many more times he would have to relocate before they could ensure his safety.

Singga took to Instagram on Tuesday to address his concerns, writing in Punjabi: "I hope you all are doing well. For a long time, I have been under surveillance, which has compelled me to change my house 2-3 times. I want to ask the Punjab Police—how many more times will I have to move for the safety of my family? How many threats have I received? How many times has my car been followed?"

The singer further stated that he would provide more details after the festival of Holi.

In 2023, Singga was booked after an FIR was lodged against him for his 2022 track Still Alive. The complaint accused him of promoting obscenity and glorifying gun culture in the song. The Kapurthala Police named five individuals, including Singga, under Sections 294 and 120B of the Indian Penal Code. The complaint, filed by the chief of the Bhimrao Yuva Force, alleged that Singga's lyrics encouraged the youth of Punjab to take the "wrong path" by promoting weapons in his music.

Who is Singga? 

Born in 1992 in Jangliana, Punjab, Singga hails from a Sikh Rajput family. With a massive following of over 6 million on Instagram, he has made a significant impact on the Punjabi music scene. Some of his popular tracks include Yaar Jatt De, Badmaashi 2, Bapu Nal Pyar, Khwaab, Shut Your Mouth, LV, Badnam Munda, Raja Rani, Saali Bewkuf, and Still Alive.

The 33-year-old singer has also featured in several Punjabi films such as Jora: The Second Chapter, Kade Haan Kade Naa, and Mining: Reyte te Kabza.