Balkaur Singh, the daddy of the past due singer Sidhu Moosewala, has joyfully introduced the beginning of their newborn son. He expressed heartfelt gratitude toward all well-wishers and assured every body that the circle of relatives is in proper fitness. Singh shared a image featuring a welcome cake adorned with Moosewala’s photo inside the historical past, symbolizing the birthday celebration of their newest member of the family.
“With the blessings of countless souls wishing for Shubhdeep, the Eternal Lord has bestowed upon us Shubh’s little brother. Thanks to the grace of God, our family is healthy, and I am deeply grateful for the immense love from all well-wishers,” Singh wrote on Instagram.
Moosewala was the sole child of his parents, now in their late 50s. According to The Indian Express, the parents underwent IVF treatment and traveled overseas for the procedure last year.
Earlier, there were reports circulating about the pregnancy of Moosewala’s mother, Charan Kaur. Balkaur Singh had previously refuted these rumors on Facebook.
“We appreciate the concern of Sidhu’s well-wishers for our family. However, we urge you not to believe the numerous rumors surrounding our family. Any updates will be shared by the family directly with all of you,” Singh wrote on Facebook.
Satwinder Singh, also known as Goldy Brar, a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility for the murder of Moosewala, which occurred on May 29, 2022.
Just days before Moosewala’s murder, the AAP government in Punjab had reduced the security of 424 individuals, including Moosewala, as part of its efforts to diminish VIP culture.
Moosewala, who was a Congress candidate in the 2022 Punjab Assembly Elections from Mansa, was defeated by the Aam Aadmi Party’s Dr. Vijay Singla. He had joined the Congress party in December 2021.
The singer, known for his popularity among youngsters, was considered one of the wealthiest Punjabi singers. Some of his most renowned songs include “The Last Ride,” “295,” “Drippy,” “Levels,” “GOAT,” “Never Fold,” “So High,” “Dawood,” “East Side Flow,” and “Legend.”
