Bhojpuri singer Nisha Upadhyay shot at in celebratory firing during her show in Saran
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Bhojpuri singer Nisha Upadhyay shot at in celebratory firing during her show in Saran
Popular Bhojpuri singer Nisha Upadhyay received a bullet injury allegedly in celebratory firing at her show in Bihar's Saran district, police said.
The incident happened in Sendurva village in Janta Bazar police station area on May 30 but it came to light after videos of the show went viral on social media, the police said on June 1.
Ms. Upadhyay was hit on her left thigh and was admitted to a private hospital in Patna after the incident, they added.
"No complaint was lodged regarding this incident. I have also come to know about it from social media. Further information is being gathered," said Nasruddin Khan, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Janta Bazar.
Her condition is now stated to be stable.
Condemning it, Bihar Art and Culture Minister Jitendra Kumar Rai told PTI that celebratory firing was a criminal offence and people must understand it.
"I have been informed about it. It's highly condemnable and action must be initiated against the accused. People must know that celebratory firing even with licensed guns at public gatherings, religious places, weddings or other functions is a criminal offence. The accused must be punished," he said.
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