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Mujhko Rana Ji Maaf Karna: Meet the ‘Champion’ MLA who loves dancing shirtless with guns in hand

Pranav Singh 'Champion' has been the star of many viral dancing videos. He was suspended from BJP for 3 months recently for his unruly behaviour after he allegedly misbehaved with a journalist.

BJP MLA Kunwar Pranav Singh ‘Champion’ from Uttarakhand is seen dancing to the tunes of a popular Bollywood song while brandishing guns. The video clip, which is now going viral on social media, shows Singh dancing with his associates and showcasing multiple guns and also one assault rifle.


Pranav Singh ‘Champion’ is a BJP MLA from Uttarakhand’s Khanpur. He has also been a minister earlier. In the video, the MLA is seen dancing to the popular song ‘Mujhko Rana Ji Maaf Karna’ from the movie ‘Karan Arjun’.

It is, however, not the first time that the MLA’s dancing videos are going viral on social media. In 2015, another dancing video of the MLA had gone viral where Pranav Singh was again seen dancing with guns in his hand. The difference is, back then, he used to be a Congress MLA.

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Kunwar Pranav Singh ‘Champion’ seems to be a dance enthusiast. He probably loves dancing with his guns and without his shirts.

The MLA is fond of not just dancing himself, but he loves watching dances too. In another video, reportedly from 2016, the then Congress MLA Kunwar Pranav Singh ‘Champion’ is seen enjoying the performance of a woman, reportedly a bar dancer, in his office.

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After the video went viral, Singh reportedly said in his defence that it was an old video, shot six months ago. In this video, thankfully, the MLA has his shirt on.

Khanpur MLA Kunwar Pranav Singh Champion had often been in controversy. He had been a cabinet rank minister in the previous Congress governments of ND Tiwari, Vijay Bahuguna and Harish Rawat. In May 2016, he had revolted against the Harish Rawat government and had joined the BJP with 8 supporting MLAs. He was disqualified under anti-defection laws.

Singh was later elected as a BJP MLA from the Khanpur seat in the 2017 assembly elections.

Singh has always been in controversy over his activities.  Last month, Singh was suspended from the BJP for three months as a punishment for his unruly behaviour after he allegedly misbehaved with a journalist. It was reported that Singh was asking for the BJP MP ticket for his wife from the Haridwar Lok Sabha seat.

Singh has been in news also for his verbal spats, comments over political leaders and his theatrics. In April, after indulging in a verbal spat with Jhabreda MLA Deshraj Karnwal a number of times, Singh had reached the Nehru stadium in Roorki and declared that he is there to challenge Karnwal for a wrestling match.

Deshraj Karnwal had stated that Pranav Singh is mentally imbalanced and he should get himself treated in Agra’s mental hospital.

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