According to police, the removed content included 154 YouTube videos and 703 Instagram reels. Social media platforms have been issued notices directing them to remove all versions of the song, including re-uploads, short videos and other formats. “This step has been taken to prevent the spread of objectionable material containing derogatory references to women and minors,” the police said.DGP Ajay Singhal stressed, “Any kind of objectionable content that undermines the dignity of women and minors will not be tolerated and strict legal action will continue in cases like ‘Tatiri’.” He said digital surveillance has been strengthened to ensure compliance with the law and send a strong message to the society.ADGP and Panchkula Commissioner Sibash Kabiraj warned that anyone making or sharing reels, shorts or other videos using the banned song would face strict legal action.On March 19, the Punjab and Haryana High Court was informed that Badshah, whose real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, had joined the investigation into the FIR registered against him. The rapper had also uploaded an apology video on his official Instagram handle, saying that he was sorry if anyone’s sentiments were hurt.Badshah had challenged a March 13 direction of the State Women’s Commission, which had directed the Panipat SP to register an FIR and arrest him on the March 6 complaint. The state counsel clarified to the High Court that the police would not act on the Commission’s order, and the petitioner decided not to pursue the case further.The FIR in Panchkula was lodged based on a complaint by a resident alleging objectionable content in Badshah’s latest music video.