Singer Sidhu Moosewala was shot dead by some unidentified attackers in Punjab
A few people held a protest against the Punjab Police in Mansa on Friday for allegedly stopping them from entering the Moosa village by deploying heavy security as Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann visited the family of singer Sidhu Moose Wala.
However, the police stated that no one was being stopped from entering the village.
Today, The Chief Minister visited the house of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala to express his condolences to the family.
The ruling AAP MLA Gurpreet Singh, who reached Moose Wala's house ahead of Chief Minister Mann's visit, also faced protest.
The protesters also raised slogans against the state government.
"Our cars are being stopped from entering the village. Our relatives' vehicles are not being allowed to enter," a villager claimed.
Senior officials of the administration and the police reached the spot of the protest to calm down the situation.
On Thursday, Punjab ministers Harpal Singh Cheema and Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal met the family of Moose Wala in Mansa to condole the death of the singer.
Moosewala was shot dead by some unidentified attackers in Punjab's Mansa district on May 29, a day after the state government curtailed his security cover. His cousin and a friend, who were in a jeep with him, were also injured in the attack.
On Thursday, The Punjab and Haryana High Court was informed that the security cover of 424 protectees which was taken down temporarily will be restored from June 7.
The Punjab government had curtailed the security cover in the wake of "Ghallughara week" and the anniversary of Operation Bluestar.
At that time, the Punjab Police had said that the security personnel were "being withdrawn on a purely temporary basis in connection with an emergent law and order duty".
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