Offbeat News : Haryanvi singer, actor and YouTuber Ankit Balyan was shot dead on Wednesday evening after four assailants allegedly opened around 20 rounds of fire as he stepped out of a gym. A bullet reportedly struck him in the head, leaving the Haryanvi entertainment industry, his fans and family in shock.
The killing has deeply affected Ankit Balyan’s family. His sister, Anshu Balyan, shared several emotional posts on social media remembering her brother.
Family Breaks Down Before Ankit’s Mortal Remains
In one video shared by Anshu, family members were seen crying beside Ankit Balyan’s mortal remains. His mother was seen breaking down in grief.
Sharing the video, Anshu wrote, “Ankit kya hua bhai ye…” She also posted an old video with her brother, showing the two spending time together.
In another post, she wrote, “Mera bhai kahan gaya tu, aaja bhai wapas.” In a video, Anshu said that she had spoken to Ankit earlier that same morning.
Sister Demands Justice
According to media reports, Anshu has demanded justice for her brother. She shared several videos on her Instagram Stories showing fans mourning Ankit Balyan’s death.
The family has also made allegations against the police. A large crowd gathered near Ankit’s body, with people expressing anger over the killing.
Fans offered condolences to the family on social media and prayed for peace for the singer’s soul.
He Shared a Video Two Hours Before His Death
It was reported that Ankit Balyan had shared a video on Instagram around two hours before his death. He appeared happy in the video and was seen singing.
He was heard singing in Haryanvi style: “Re khas bhai ki bhadak ke upar, murder maar de sadak ke upar… jo khatkega wo bhatkega, bachke jayega kukar.”
Ankit Balyan Was a Singer, Actor and YouTuber
Ankit Balyan was a singer, actor and YouTuber. He gained recognition for his song ‘Bhari Court Mein Goli Marenge Meri Jaan’.
He was particularly popular among young audiences. Following news of his killing, fans expressed grief and anger across social media platforms.
