Comments on: Ishmeet Singh – Star Voice of India winner dies in the Maldives

By: maushami

maushami — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 21:51:21 +0000

im from australia.
and i believe and pray to god that ishmmet comes back to this world again and finish his unfinished singing business for his loving fans.we all miss you ishmmet.

By: safi

safi — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 05:31:21 +0000

im from Pakistan and i heard in TV and i shoucked its very shocking news for whole world.

By: harry

harry — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 05:19:17 +0000

a man who had killed ishmeet us ka servnas ho us ki 7puste pecatae
un ka kandan ka servnas ho
jisne ishmmet brother ko mara he

By: harry

harry — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 05:10:49 +0000

m very said after listen this news on channel
he was a great singer
we reale misssssssssss uuu
plz come back
i thik god is not so rud
but this is not faer plz com back plz
3. A person who is not confortable swimming will NEVER attempt swimming alone. Ishmeet was a quiet calm person, not exactly rebellious, daredevil type, who will engage in some stupid stunt for attention. He was too mellow to attempt this
4. Ishmeet was swimming with his freinds. How come no one attempted to save him? Question is: WERE THEY REALLY FREINDS?
#5. Ishmeet had been attacked 2 weeks before this incidence, while in a car. His car was repeatedly hit by another car- demonstrating a wreckless attempt by someone to harm Ishmeet.
#6. Ishmeet was NOT your average human being. He touched hearts of BILLIONS everywhere. he made BILLIONs smile. People liked him as a COMPLETE yet SIMPLE person NOT just his singing.
#7. Lastly, we cannot keep living in this depressing pseudo-democracy where such injustice goes unnoticed. It’s not just about Ishmeet; it’s about the sick system we live in.
i am saying that it was not an acident
it was a muder
a man who had do this os da shravnas hove

By: Tejinder Singh

Tejinder Singh — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:11:36 +0000

.I may pray to god that his soul rest in peace ………

By: Tejinder Singh

Tejinder Singh — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:09:52 +0000

i m shocked when i heard from my mom tht Ishmeet Singh was no more .I may pray to god that your soul rest in peace ………

By: Balbir Singh Sooch

Balbir Singh Sooch — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:17:37 +0000

Where were Ishmeet’s friends at the funeral?’ The destructive jealousy factor might be one of the reasons of the planned and created circumstances leading to the death of Ishmeet Singh can not be ruled out so lightly. We should not forget that an innocent child could be used in such planned and created circumstances, knowing very well that so and so would surely behave in the fashion under the circumstances which are always meant for his death and so on under the different similar cases of conspiracy. Moreover, the colleagues of Ishmeet in the interview on the day were looking suspicious and tutored judging by their body language, face culture and they only said in the interview whatever they might be tutored to say legally. Mika rightly said, “Only Abhijeet dada and Hans Raj Hans were present at the funeral. Where were Ishmeet’s friends and colleagues from various shows? Was the absence of friends and colleagues only to avoid the exposure of as to what extent the destructive jealousy factor obviously running against Ishmeet Singh for causing his death used for interview in the manner as a cover up or only their absence for the security reasons would be the pet reply suiting under the circumstances? Mika’s query is not without substance as he understands fully the dangerous aspect of destructive jealousy factor in music industry as well. The independent high level inquiry would be the only answer to set all speculations in right perspective at least in order to take preventive measures for the safety of the future blossoming stars of any field like him. By Balbir Singh Sooch, Advocate, Ludhiana-www.sikhvicharmanch.com

By: ria from bangladesh

ria from bangladesh — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 19:15:14 +0000

i still couldn’t believe that ishmeet is no more…. i know how painful it is to loose someone close to one’s heart…may ur soul rest in peace. the whole bangladesh is in deep shock..in every school, in every colleges, in universities everybody is talking about this.. still we couldn’t believe…our deepest condolense to ishmeet’s parents…love u ishmeet.

By: silu

silu — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 08:38:21 +0000

May your soul rest in peace Ismeet

By: ren

ren — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 00:41:41 +0000

I just read about this and I am shaking from the news….. He was only a 19 year old boy… omg it is sooo sad …. may he rest in peace! and his family given the strength to go on with this pain..

By: Sukhdeep Dhillon

Sukhdeep Dhillon — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:45:36 +0000

tIshmeet parmatma thodi ruhh nu sani bkhse . vishvas hee nahi ho reha ki Ishmeet sede vich nahi hai.

By: AJ

AJ — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 20:36:08 +0000

#1. I can tell you with 100% confidence that people can end up with water in their lungs after drowning. People do not end up with injuries or invasive wounds on their heads. Ishmeet was wounded on his forehead severely when his body was recovered.
#2. This resort is supposed to have Life guards present for protection of their guests at pool side at all times. There was no one around to help Ishmeet. NO ONE. EVERYONE DECIDED TO TAKE LUNCH AT THE SAME TIME????
#3. A person who is not confortable swimming will NEVER attempt swimming alone. Ishmeet was a quiet calm person, not exactly rebellious, daredevil type, who will engage in some stupid stunt for attention. He was too mellow to attempt this.
#4. Ishmeet was swimming with his freinds. How come no one attempted to save him? Question is: WERE THEY REALLY FREINDS?
#5. Ishmeet had been attacked 2 weeks before this incidence, while in a car. His car was repeatedly hit by another car- demonstrating a wreckless attempt by someone to harm Ishmeet.
#6. Ishmeet was NOT your average human being. He touched hearts of BILLIONS everywhere. he made BILLIONs smile. People liked him as a COMPLETE yet SIMPLE person NOT just his singing.
#7. Lastly, we cannot keep living in this depressing pseudo-democracy where such injustice goes unnoticed. It’s not just about Ishmeet; it’s about the sick system we live in.