MC Stan Remembers Sidhu Moose Wala On His Death Anniversary, Says 'Legends Never Die'

MC Stan remembered Sidhu Moosewala on his death anniversary. It has been two years since Sidhu Moose Wala was murdered. While his family and fans continue to fight for justice, on his second anniversary, they also paid tribute to the legendary singer.

MC Stan took to his Instagram handle to pay tribute to Sidhu Moose Wala. He shared an image of the late singer on his Instagram story and wrote, “Legends never die.” Check it out here:

Earlier today, the late singer’s mother, Charan Kaur took to Instagram to share a heartbreaking post in his memory. Originally written in Punjabi, Charan said she will never forget a son like Sidhu and added that she misses him. Charan recently welcomed a second child, a son, which became a massive controversy in India.

“Miss you son Sidhu. We  will never forget a son like you in our whole life. You will always remain in our hearts, son. Your memory will always be there. This day is written in black letters in history. Sidhu Moose Vaal son,” she wrote in Punjabi.

Sidhu Moose Wala’s father Balkaur also remembered him. Sharing a picture of Sidhu on Instagram, he used the hashtag, #JusticeforSidhuMooseWala. He also spoke with ANI and revealed that the family is hosting an intimate religious gathering at the singer’s house. He then urged fans not to travel from outside Moosa, Sidhu’s hometown.

Balkaur Singh noted that the summer heat has not been kind and urged fans to not travel in this heat. “There will be a very simple program tomorrow because there are elections and temperatures are very high. We have told people outside to not come here, only the people of the village and family are coming. Public has been told to not come…Only the religious rituals will be performed,” Sidhu Moosewala’s father said.

Sidhu Moose Wala was shot dead on May 29 in Punjab’s Mansa district. The assailants fired over 30 rounds at the singer. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment but was declared dead soon. His last rites were held on May 31. Fans from across the state travelled to Mansa to pay their respects.