Famous Punjabi and Bollywood singer Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, known as Badshah, is embroiled in a significant legal issue after the Haryana Police took a firm stance concerning his recently released song 'Tattiri'. They have not only registered a case but are also starting the process of issuing a Look Out Circular to prevent him from fleeing the country. This controversy intensified as the song's video and lyrics were deemed highly objectionable to society, particularly concerning school children and women.

The controversy erupted around the song when it portrayed scenes deemed inappropriate, showing underage girls in school uniforms abandoning their studies. The police assert that these visuals convey a negative message towards education and threaten the future of children. In response to the backlash, the Haryana Police is actively conducting raids at possible locations where Badshah might be located, mandating him to present himself to the authorities promptly.

The police's investigation and the complaints received highlight serious concerns over the content of the video, which they argue undermines educational values and instigates undesirable behaviors among youth. As the situation develops, it raises questions about accountability in entertainment and the impact of music on societal norms, indicating that artists like Badshah may face repercussions for content perceived as harmful or misleading.