Okara youth detained for organising 'aerial firing' on Moosewala's death anniversary

Okara youth detained for organising 'aerial firing' on Moosewala's death anniversary

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The teenaged boy shared the invitation on social media

OKARA (Web Desk) – A young Pakistani fan of Indian rapper Sidhu Moosewala was detained briefly by the Okara police for inviting people through social media to take part in aerial firing cum "khatam" ceremony on his first death anniversary. 

It happened as Sharjeel announced on social media to hold an aerial firing event on the death anniversary of Indian rapper Sindhu Moosewala who was shot dead last year on May 29, prompting police to detain him. However, he was released hours later, considering the boy’s young age with a warning to practice caution in the future. 

The 15-year-old boy had also said in the social media post that he would organise an annual khatam (recitation of Quran) and invited the entire Jutt community as well as the thugs.

Later, Sharjeel said he had posted the invitation only with the intention of mischief and he did not actually intend to go ahead with the event, as he regretted his move and tendered an apology.
 




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