Sidhu Moosewala, who was killed two years ago in Mansa, has finally found a brother. Charan Kaur, his mother, gave birth to a son on Saturday.
Balkaur Singh, the late Punjabi artist Sidhu Moosewala’s father, and Charan Kaur, his mother, have welcomed a son two years after his murder. Balkaur took to Instagram on Sunday and shared images that gave a glimpse of the newborn.
In a recent video, Balkaur held his son and grinned as hospital workers gathered around him. Charan smiled as she lay on a bed, looking at her baby. In the video, Balkaur feeds his son milk with a spoon before praising the staff. He also cut a cake with them and served a piece to one of the employees. Balkaur also posed with his baby for the camera.
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He had previously published a photo of himself and the infant. In the background of the photo, there was a photo frame of Sidhu. Balkaur, clothed in a blue shirt and jeans, was holding the baby in his arms. A cake was stored on a nearby table.
Balkaur captioned the post in Punjabi: “With the blessings of millions of souls who love Shubdeep, the Almighty has placed Shubh’s younger brother in our laps. The family is healthy thanks to Waheguru’s blessings, and I’m grateful to all of the well-wishers for their love.
What Balkaur had stated regarding Charan’s pregnancy.
Last week, Balkaur spoke about the rumors going about his family and asked everyone not to accept them. On his official Facebook page, he said in Punjabi, “We are grateful to Sidhu’s fans who are concerned about our family.” But, please, there are so many rumors about the family that they are not to be trusted. The family will share any fresh information with you all.”
In February, family sources revealed to Tribune that Sidhu’s mother, Charan Kaur, underwent IVF (In vitro fertilisation) therapy and was successful in having a child expected in March. According to the story, Sidhu Moosewala’s uncle Chamkaur Singh has confirmed Charan’s pregnancy.
Sidhu Moosewala, 28, was shot and killed on May 29, 2022, in Mansa. He was certified dead upon arrival at the Mansa Civil Hospital. Locals spotted him collapsed in the driver’s seat after the intruders fired more than 30 shots at him.
The incident occurred a day after his security cover was revoked as part of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s campaign to combat VIP culture in the state. Sidhu ran for the Mansa Assembly seat on a Congress ticket in the previous election, but was defeated by Vijay Singla of the AAP.
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