India, Jan. 14 -- In a major crackdown against gang culture and the glorification of weapons and violence, Haryana Police has acted against 67 objectionable songs on digital platforms which have ...

Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle, glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, the ...

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Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle, glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, the Haryana Police said in a statement on Tuesday. "The action taken against 67 ...

Chandigarh (Haryana) [India], January 13 (ANI): In a decisive move to curb the growing influence of gang culture and the glorification of violence among youth, the Special Task Force (STF) and Cyber ...

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The police in its statement did not name the songs that have been taken down. Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle and glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, ...

Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle and glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, the Haryana Police said in a statement on Tuesday. "The action taken against 67 ...

Chandigarh, Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle, glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, the Haryana Police said in a statement on Tuesday. 67 songs promoting ...