‘Four bottles of vodka, my daily work…’, why did RLD leaders get angry on Honey Singh’s 10 year old song

UP News: Yo Yo Honey Singh is counted among the most popular singers and rappers of the country and he has a lot of fans. Recently, during an interview with The Lallan Top, famous singer Honey Singh told many things about his song Chal Botal Vodka, in which he said that this song was made out of anger and resentment. At the same time, Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary’s party Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) spokesperson Rohit Agarwal is very angry at Honey Singh’s statement regarding this song and he has also vented his anger on Honey Singh.

RLD spokesperson Rohit Agarwal posted on X and wrote, “You must have heard the song ‘Chaar bottle vodka kaam mera roz ka’. The country’s young generation was crazy about this song and who knows how many people got inspired by this song written by a drug addict and drowned in the world of drugs and ruined their lives. Today the same drug addict comes in front of the world and says that I was sick, I was possessed by a ghost, I was filled with negative energy, that’s why I gave birth to such cheap songs, please forgive me.”

You must have heard the song Chaar Bottle Vodka Kaam Mera Roz Ka. The country’s young generation was crazy about this song and who knows how many people got inspired by this song written by an addict and drowned in the world of drugs and ruined their lives.
Today the same addict comes in front of the world and says I am…

— Rohit Agarwal (@rohitagarwal850) September 7, 2024

He further wrote, “This is not just the fault of an individual but of the entire society which neither creates awareness about such acts nor opposes them. In the 20th century, alcohol was looked down upon and people did not like to be with a drinker but in the 21st century, the same alcohol seems like a status symbol to people. Our society is constantly deteriorating which we are trying to hide by calling it modernization. Oppose both alcohol and alcoholics openly because it is enough to destroy your next generation.”

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