Folk singer Mangli denies any connection with microfinance business using her name

 Famous folk singer Mangli has reacted strongly to the news that a microfinance business is being run in her name. She has released an official statement on social media, clarifying that she has no connection with any such business. Recently, news came to light that some people are using the name Mangli to collect money in the name of microfinance. In this context, she responded, “The news that they are collecting money in my name is completely false. I have no connection with those people or their finance businesses.”

In her statement, Mangli said that many people contact her and her family members for professional events. However, she clarified that they are only familiar with the invitations to those events and that they will not take any responsibility for their personal businesses. She also expressed her concern that it is unfair to use her name to commit fraud and that this is an attempt to damage her personal reputation. She once again clarified that her family has nothing to do with the currency videos and financial affairs that are going viral on social media.

I have no business except my professional events. If anyone asks for money using my name, please do not believe it. I request the police department to bring justice to those who have been scammed by such scams, Mangli appealed. With this statement, there is a possibility that public awareness will increase about the scams being carried out using Mangli’s name. She advised her fans to be careful about such incidents from now on. Meanwhile, Mangli recently sang a song for the pan-India film KD: The Devil. The song ‘Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke’ drew severe criticism on social media for its double-meaning lyrics. In this regard, Mangli responded on social media… ‘We have removed this song respecting the emotions of the people. We sincerely apologize for the unintentional mistake.’