Haryana Police announced Tuesday the removal of 67 songs from digital platforms that promote gang culture, glorify weapons, and depict violence. The action follows a heightened concern over the influence of such content on youth and public safety.

According to a statement released by the Haryana Police, the songs were identified as promoting a “mafia lifestyle” and normalizing gun culture. The platforms involved were not specifically named in the release, but police indicated they worked with various digital service providers to enforce the removal.

The initiative aims to curb the spread of content that officials believe could incite violence or encourage criminal activity. Police officials have stated that they will continue to monitor digital platforms for similar content and take swift action against those found promoting illegal activities.

This action underscores a growing trend of law enforcement agencies addressing the impact of online content on public behavior. The Haryana Police's move reflects a broader effort to regulate content that may contribute to social unrest and criminal behavior, particularly among younger audiences. Further details regarding the specific songs removed and the platforms involved are expected to be released as the investigation continues.