The parents of the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala organized a protest outside the SSP office, seeking justice for their son and transparency regarding the income generated from his digital and social media platforms. They allege that there has been significant financial misconduct relating to their son’s earnings since his death, which they claim remains unaddressed despite multiple complaints to the authorities. The family is particularly upset about the involvement of Moosewala's former manager and others whom they believe are illegally profiting from his name.

Despite filing a complaint with the police about six months ago, which named several individuals including Moosewala's former manager, the family has reported that no substantial action has been taken by the authorities. They argue that Moosewala, although deceased, continues to generate income from his music and social media platforms and that this revenue is being wrongly appropriated. The parents expressed their frustration at the lack of justice for their son, with the father highlighting the emotional toll and the ongoing struggle for accountability.

In their protest, Sidhu Moosewala's father accused the police administration of failing to act against influential gangsters implicated in the case. The family has made repeated attempts to seek justice, navigating through the police and government offices, but claim they are still without resolution. As they continue to push for accountability, Moosewala's parents emphasize that their fight is not just for financial restitution but for recognition of their son’s legacy and rights over his work, further shedding light on the challenges faced by grieving families in similar situations.