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1. Dear @gaana
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) July 11, 2022
Why are you promoting 'Sar Tan Se Juda'? This slogan is an open call to behead anyone.
Link 1: https://t.co/5hmFth9xAu
Link 2: https://t.co/vN06uhcxPG pic.twitter.com/JuhuUyWxYK
Users were specifically infuriated with the song, due to its context in the Udaipur tailor’s murder - who was beheaded for extending support to former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, via a social media post.
However, not just Gaana, but platforms like Hungama too, faced grief for hosting the song.@gaana The promotion of this song was stopped by the Government of India with immediate effect, why are you running such a song on your platform in which anti-India activities are being shown? Remove this song with immediate effect.#BoycottGaana pic.twitter.com/JBNJTVSaZY
— ����Vini7������ (@VImvinit007) July 9, 2022
In light of the controversy, Gaana issued a statement, which read, "Gaana is a music aggregator; we do not own any of the songs on the platform. We are sensitive to the concern raised and immediately the song in question has been removed.”Neither @gaana nor @Hungama_com have removed this content from their platform.
— योगेश सावरथिया ���� (@sawarathiajss) July 11, 2022
They are promoting hinduphobic content sir tan se juda.Time to uninstall both these app from your mobile.#BoycottGaana#BoycottHungama pic.twitter.com/b6rI6XUoEf
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