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Watch: Danish students dance to Daler Mehndi's  'Tunak Tunak Tun'

Watch: Danish students dance to Daler Mehndi's  'Tunak Tunak Tun'

The video shows students of Nordjyllands Idr&aelig;tsh&oslash;jskole (North Jutland Sports College), a sports college in Denmark, grooving to Punjabi beats.

A video of Danish studens dancing on the popular Daler Mahndi song "Tunak Tunak Tun" has gone viral.
The video shows students of Nordjyllands Idr&aelig;tsh&oslash;jskole (North Jutland Sports College), a sports college in Denmark, grooving to Punjabi beats. They can be seen moving in circles as they dance and enjoy the song.
The coordinated dance movements and the enthusiasm helped the video go viral on social media. Netizens were impressed to see Punjabi music echo thousands of kilometres away.
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Singer Daler Mehndi has been granted bail in 2003 human trafficking case by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday. Patiala Court had sentenced him to two years of imprisonment on July 14 this year, declaring him guilty of illegally sending people abroad by disguising them as his troupe members.
A total of 31 cases have been filed against the singer and his brother Shamsher Singh. They were booked by the Patiala Police on a complaint filed by a person named Bakshish Singh. The complainant alleged that the brothers had taken 'passage money' to help them migrate to the US illegally.
Patiala court had sentenced the singer to two years in jail on March 16, 2018, but he was later released on bail.
A Patiala court upheld the 2018 verdict on July 14 this year and ordered the immediate arrest of Daler Mehndi.
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Singer Daler Mehndi gets bail in 2003 human trafficking case

Patiala Court had sentenced Daler Mehndi to two years of imprisonment on July 14 this year in the human trafficking case. 

Patiala Court had sentenced Daler Mehndi to two years of imprisonment on July 14 this year in the human trafficking case.&nbsp;

Singer Daler Mehndi has been granted bail in 2003 human trafficking case by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday. Patiala Court had sentenced him to two years of imprisonment on July 14 this year, declaring him guilty of illegally sending people abroad by disguising them as his troupe members.
A total of 31 cases have been filed against the singer and his brother Shamsher Singh. They were booked by the Patiala Police on a complaint filed by a person named Bakshish Singh. The complainant alleged that the brothers had taken 'passage money' to help them migrate to the US illegally.
Patiala court had sentenced the singer to two years in jail on March 16, 2018, but he was later released on bail.
A Patiala court upheld the 2018 verdict on July 14 this year and ordered the immediate arrest of Daler Mehndi.
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Singer Daler Mehndi has been taken into custody after a court in Patiala rejected is appeal against the 2-year jail term given to him in a 2003 human trafficking case.
Mehndi and his brother were accused of taking money from people to help them illegaly migrate abroad. The FIR states that the popular singer took people abroad as part of his troupe. 
The duo were sentence to 2 years in prison in 2018 but were released on bailed and filed appeals

Singer Daler Mehndi given 2-year jail term in human trafficking case

Singer Daler Mehndi has been taken into custody after a court in Patiala rejected is appeal against the 2-year jail term given to him in a 2003 human trafficking case.

The complainants had alleged that the brothers had taken "passage money" from them to help them migrate to the United States illegally but failed to do so.

Popular Punjabi singer Daler Mehndi was sent to the Patiala jail on Thursday after a court here upheld the two-year jail term to him in a 2003 human trafficking case.
Mehndi was taken into custody by police as the court also dismissed his application for release on probation, said Gurpreet Singh Bhasin, the counsel for the complainants in the case.
The singer had filed an appeal against his conviction in March 2018 by a lower court, which had sentenced Mehndi to two years in jail and also imposed a fine of Rs 1,000 on him. Mehndi was then released on a bail bond.
The Patiala police had booked Mehndi and his brother Shamsher Mehndi on a complaint filed by one Bakshish Singh.
Over 30 more complaints, levelling charges of fraud against the brothers, also came up later.
The complainants had alleged that the brothers had taken "passage money" from them to help them migrate to the United States illegally but failed to do so.
The complainants had also alleged that the singer had taken money for taking him to Canada.
It was also alleged that the Mehndi brothers took two troupes in 1998 and 1999 during the course of which 10 persons were taken to the US as group members and "dropped off" illegally.
Mehndi, on a trip to the US in the company of an actress, allegedly "dropped off" three girls in San Francisco.
The brothers had taken a troupe to the US in October, 1999, in the company of some other actors, during which three boys were "dropped off" in New Jersey.
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The Patiala police had raided the singer's offices in Connaught Place in New Delhi and seized case files of those who had paid the Mehndi brothers "passage money".

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