Folk singer Neha Singh Rathore spoke openly to News
Folk singer Neha Singh Rathore arrived to participate in the All india Mushaira cum Kavi Sammelan organized
on thursday night in Tajpur of the district. Through his songs, he satirized the government regarding inflation,
corruption, poverty and unemployment. During this, Neha Singh Rathore had a special conversation with ABP
News. Aren’t you afraid of constantly singing and writing songs that challenge the government? On this question,
Neha said that she feels scared when she does not know the rules. I get this inspiration from the Constitution.
What is the need to be afraid? The government also wants that the public should forget the real questions and
remain entangled in the fake poems of the court poets.
I have been fond of writing along with singing since the beginning
Neha Singh said that she never sang or wrote the song with the intention of making it viral. She just wants to be
the voice of the people. I do my work with honesty. I try to convey the views of those who are afraid to express
their views to the government through songs. I have been fond of writing along with singing since the beginning.
I write and sing songs on social issues myself. When singers sing their own songs, the notes of the songs become
deeper. I feel good when the songs sung by me are liked on social media. people comment and give good wishes.
I like singing songs written by myself - Neha Singh
The folk singer further said that I like singing songs written by myself more. What crime is it to express your
thoughts through singing? If we don't like the government's policies, we will definitely speak out. Be it through
songs or protests. This is our fundamental right, which we can use anytime. Ask questions to the government and
don't get confused. I have always been asking questions and will continue to ask. As far as singing is concerned
during election time, let me tell you, my singing is always on. To spread awareness during Corona, I sang a song
in Bhojpuri, which made a lot of headlines.