A tractor built in the memory of Sidhu Musewala in Islamabad

Usually tractors are used for farming or construction work, but a young man from Islamabad has built a similar tractor in memory of Indian Punjabi singer Sidhu Musewala, who often features in his songs.

Islamabad-based Mohsin Sikander, also known as Musa, has developed this tractor for Rs 30 lakh, which people book from him on the occasion of marriage.

Indian Punjabi singer Sidhu Musewale was killed by unknown persons in India in July this year over an alleged controversial song.

This tractor of Ford company is 92 which Mohsin Sikandar bought in a dilapidated condition from his village and then brought it to his workshop in Islamabad.

After seeing the tractor in Sidhu Musawala’s songs, he later imported all the equipment to give it the same look and in a long span of two years, he fulfilled his passion by building this tractor at a cost of Rs 30 lakhs. .

According to Mohsin, this is Pakistan’s first sports tractor that uses modern lights and sound system.

He said that he is a big fan of Sidhu Musewala and after seeing this tractor in his songs and films, he got the idea of ​​making a similar tractor.

‘Its tyres, transmission system, front end and most things even the sound system have been imported from England. This tractor has been made a little different, this tractor is automatic, it uses power steering and the front tires are also big, which is not present in any Pakistani tractor.

Mohsin says that ‘while people encourage us after the production of Tractor, there are some people who criticize by saying that the singer was from India, you have wasted all the money in junk, but there is no passion. No, we don’t pay attention to such things.’

The tractor is taken by people on the occasion of marriage or on the arrival of New Year, then it is fully decorated and the bridegroom is brought to the wedding on the tractor.

“Those who take tractors happily pay Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000. We never ask for money from anyone, we only accept what they are willing to give. I just want to show people that there is such a tractor in Pakistan which is the most unique.