SOCIAL MEDIA & PORN

I would like to address ongoing narratives surrounding me, and more importantly, speak on an issue that I believe requires urgent national attention. For the past four years, I have dealt with trolls, hate, and a relentless media trial. An image has been painted of me that is far from reality. But this statement today is not about me it is about the greater good of our society.

Having personally experienced what it feels like to be accused, judged, and scrutinized in the public eye, I now choose to stand even more firmly for what I believe is right. Let me state this clearly and unequivocally: I have never created, produced, or been involved in pornographic content. I never have, and I never will. I do not support it, I do not endorse it, and I strongly believe it is harmful to our society.

Because of what I have been put through, I am now committed to speaking up against pornography itself. The internet today is flooded with free, unregulated content that is degrading, addictive, and easily accessible especially to young and impressionable minds. This is not just a moral concern, it is a societal one. As a nation, we must take stronger steps to protect our future generations. I firmly believe India should consider stricter regulations, including a potential ban on pornographic websites, similar to countries like the UAE that have enforced such measures for years. Additionally, there should be serious consideration toward restricting access to social media platforms for children under the age of 16, ensuring a safer and more responsible digital environment for our youth.

To those who choose to troll or twist this message you are entitled to your opinions. But my stance remains unchanged and resolute.

I have full faith in the Hon’ble Supreme Court and the judicial system of India. While I respect the process, it is no secret that our judicial system is overburdened, and delays in justice can often feel like justice denied. However, I firmly believe that one day the truth will prevail. Until then, I find peace in my inner conscience, in my faith in myself, and above all, in Waheguru.

I also support the views expressed by my brother Harbhajan Singh, who has raised important points on this subject in Parliament.

This is not about image. This is about principle. And I will stand by it firmly, fearlessly, and for the long term.

Raj Kundra