Chandigarh's singing cop Bhupinder Singh appears on Indian Idol
Tuesday | May 20 2025 | 11:51:08 PM
Tuesday | May 20 2025 | 11:51:08 PM
New Delhi, November 24
A singing cop from Chandigarh Police has won hearts of the citizens by singing songs when he sees traffic violations committed by the citizens.
Chandigarh Police Sub-Inspector Bhupinder Singh (56), has become well-known for spreading traffic awareness through his songs.
He is not only getting popular on his YouTube channel but is also gaining attention from the leading singers of Bollywood.
Singh, was recently called to attend the Indian Idol show at Mumbai and on the request of the show’s anchor Aditya Narayan, sang his version of Daler Mehndi’s ‘Bolo tara ra ra’. Singh has given the original a funky twist by adding the lyrics ‘Gaddi nu crane lai gayi…’
Singh joined the UT Police in 1987 as a constable. Since then he was posted in different departments.
Singh has written around 40 songs and has released around 12-15 of them. His songs are based on helmet violations, wrong parking, zebra crossing violations, drink driving, etc.
Singh has around 4,52,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. One of his most watched videos includes his song on drink driving challans in UT, with over 11,700 views.
