A Patiala court on Thursday announced a two-year jail term for Punjabi singer Daler Mehndi in a human trafficking case that dates back to 2003. A district court in Patiala on Thursday upheld a 2018 verdict by a trial court in a 19-year-old trafficking case where Mehndi and his brother were accused of illegally sending people abroad disguised as members of his dance crew. Judge HS Grewal ordered an immediate arrest of the singer. The first case was filed in September 2003 at the Patiala Sadar police station by Bakshish Singh, alleging that the Mehndi brothers took two troupes to the US in 1998 and 1999, including 10 people for illegal migration, the report added. “They took ₹ 13 lakh from me to send me to Canada,” Bakshish Singh told ANI today. “Neither did they send me abroad, nor did they return my money. At that time they used to do this work of sending people abroad.” Back in 2013, an FIR was registered at the Sardar Patiala police station, and the singer was booked under secti...