Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): Relatives of acclaimed Punjabi singer Ammy Virk have strongly countered allegations that the performer was caught in a targeted gunfire attack following his live stage appearance in Abbotsford, British Columbia. Addressing journalists, the singer’s father, Kuljit Singh, flatly disputed circulating media narratives, clarifying that neither his son nor the conveyance transporting him sustained any damage from gunfire.
Speculation mounted swiftly across digital platforms suggesting that Virk’s motorcade had been singled out by armed assailants after his performance concluded at the local venue. A family member accompanying the vocalist throughout the tour reiterated that the travelling party faced no deliberate aggression, emphasizing that Virk alongside his extended entourage remains completely unharmed and secure.
Local law enforcement officials verified that an armed disturbance unfolded in the vicinity following the arena event, with multiple rounds striking an automobile. While investigators confirmed that no individuals sustained physical trauma during the encounter, they deliberately declined to disclose the identities of those present within the struck vehicle.
The initial public clarification from Virk’s kin serves as a direct rebuttal to persistent rumours regarding the singer’s well-being. With detectives actively piecing together the timeline of the street violence, the family maintains that the entertainer was neither the focus nor a casualty of the violent disruption.
