Masoom Sharma called Diler Kharkiya and Gajendra Phogat as government’s dogs and fake artists.

Haryanvi music industry recently found itself in the midst of controversy when singer Masoom Sharma made a series of strong statements during an interview with Haryana News 18. His remarks targeted fellow artists Diler Kharakiya and Gajender Phogat, raising eyebrows within the industry and among fans.

Masoom Sharma did not mince words during the interview, calling Diler Kharakiya and Gajender Phogat “Deceptive” artists and even using derogatory language to describe them. He also urged the public to boycott these artists. In a rather harsh statement, he referred to Gajender Phogat as “sarkar ka kutta” (government’s dog) and labeled them as “Nakli kalakar” (fake artists).

The exact reasons behind these strong remarks remain unclear, as Masoom Sharma did not elaborate on the specifics during the interview. However, it is apparent that there is some friction within the Haryanvi music industry, which has resulted in these public outbursts.

The Haryanvi music industry has witnessed moments of triumph and tribulation, and the recent loss of Raju Punjabi is a reminder of the fragility of life. In times of grief, emotions can lead to statements that may not fully reflect the sentiments of those who make them.

As fans of the industry, we can honor the memory of Raju Punjabi by coming together in support and respecting each other’s viewpoints. Let us hope for a more harmonious future within the Haryanvi music community, where the focus remains on creating exceptional music that resonates with audiences across the region and beyond.