Usha Uthup has clarified her long-standing residence in Kolkata since 1976, addressing misleading claims about her move to Mumbai and her political connections. The singer responded to a viral social media post that linked one of her performances to recent political developments in West Bengal. She stated that after a user claimed she had performed the Bengali song “Didi” to celebrate the Trinamool Congress’s defeat in the Assembly elections, and further alleged that she had left Kolkata during the party’s rule.
Usha Uthup REACTS To Viral Claims On Singing Didi To Celebrate Mamata Banerjee’s 2026 Election Defeat
An X user shared a video of Usha Uthup singing her song “Didi” and wrote, “In celebration of Didi leaving Bengal, Usha Uthup had fun by singing ‘Didi Go.’ It should be remembered that during the TMC regime, cut money was allegedly demanded from her for her performances, due to which she became troubled and moved to Mumbai. Now she has returned.”
In celebration of Didi leaving Bengal, Usha Uthup had fun by singing ‘Didi Go.’ It should be remembered that during the TMC regime, cut money was allegedly demanded from her for her performances, due to which she became troubled and moved to Mumbai. Now she has returned 🫡 pic.twitter.com/PMTWe0fo2g
— Oxomiya Jiyori 🇮🇳 (@SouleFacts) May 10, 2026
Usha Uthup Reacts To Viral Claims
Reacting to these claims, Usha stated that several statements circulating online were “incorrect and misleading.” She clarified that she “continued to live in Kolkata since 1976,” and shared a note on Instagram. It read, “Dear friends and music lovers… There has been a post on Twitter and WhatsApp that has been going around, to which I just want to say: Please do not unnecessarily embroil me in controversies that I have nothing to do with. 1. I have been singing the song in question for more than 25 years. 2. I have never left Kolkata and moved to Mumbai. I am very much here.”
She wrote, “There has been a post circulating on Twitter, Insta and WhatsApp regarding me. And I would like to clarify that several statements made in that post are incorrect and misleading. The song in question is a Bengali song, composed many years ago and inspired by an Arabic tune. I have been performing it for over two decades purely as a musical rendition.”
About TMC’s Defeat In The Assembly elections
In West Bengal, the Bharatiya Janata Party secured a significant victory with 207 seats in the 294-member Assembly. This ended the Trinamool Congress’s uninterrupted 15-year rule. TMC chief Mamata Banerjee later refused to resign as Chief Minister. This led to a constitutional grey area and political tension in the state. The TMC’s seat count dropped to 80 from 215, with Mamata herself losing her seat. Despite this, celebrations erupted among many who saw the party’s defeat as a significant political shift.
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