Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Court Denies Bail in Ishqam Song Fraud Case
A court in India refused to grant bail to the CEO of Believe Music India, Vivek Raina, who is accused of cheating and forgery related to the popular song 'Ishqam'.
The complaint was filed by the owner of the song, Himansh Verma, who claims that the royalties from the song were illegally taken.
The police are investigating how the money was diverted and are looking at contracts and digital records.
The case involves serious allegations of financial wrongdoing and misuse of copyrighted content.
Court dismissed anticipatory bail plea of Vivek Raina, CEO of Believe Music India, in the 'Ishqam' song royalty fraud case.
FIR registered at Civil Lines Police Station, Patiala, under BNS and Copyright Act, 1957.
Allegations include cheating, forgery, and unauthorized diversion of royalty payments.
Police are investigating financial irregularities and misuse of intellectual property rights.
Investigation involves examining contractual agreements, royalty statements, and digital distribution records.
- Who
- Vivek Raina (CEO of Believe Music India) and other senior executives
- What
- Alleged royalty fraud involving the song 'Ishqam'
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Patiala, India
- Why
- Allegations of cheating, forgery, and misuse of intellectual property rights
- Complainant
- Himansh Verma (Navrattan Music)
- Accused
- Vivek Raina (Believe Music India CEO)
- Song Involved
- Ishqam
- FIR Registered At
- Civil Lines Police Station, Patiala
- Legal Provisions
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Copyright Act, 1957
- Allegations
- Cheating, forgery, copyright infringement, royalty diversion
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing