Diljit Dosanjh Delhi Concert: Singer Calls Female CRPF Officer On Stage, Salutes Her And Says, 'Mainu Laga Meri Maa Khadi Hai' - Watch Video
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh started his Aura India Tour with a concert in Delhi on Friday. While the videos of the chaos and alleged mismanagement at the venue have gone viral on social media, a video shared by Diljit has also grabbed everyone's attention. The singer called a female CRPF officer on stage and thanked her. He also saluted her and said that she reminds him of his mother. Diljit…
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh commenced his Aura India Tour with a concert in Delhi, drawing attention not just to the chaos and alleged mismanagement at the venue, but also to a heartwarming moment involving a female CRPF officer. The singer approached the officer on stage, expressing his gratitude and salute, saying, "If you were not there, we wouldn't have felt safe.
Thank you so much." He further remarked, "The way you were standing, I felt like my mother was standing." Diljit's mother had reportedly called him earlier, advising him to take care of himself, but he felt as though his mother was standing beside him. The video of Diljit's gesture towards the CRPF officer has been widely appreciated by netizens, with many praising his ability to connect with people and spread positivity.
The Aura India Tour will continue to other cities including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Lucknow, and Chandigarh in the coming month.
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