'Don’t Teach Punjabis How To Fight': Diljit Dosanjh Breaks Silence On 'I’m An Artist' Remark, Responds To Cockroach Janta Party's Criticism At Delhi Concert
Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh addressed the controversy surrounding his viral “I’m an artist, bro” remark during his Aura India Tour concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, asserting that his decision to remain apolitical should not be mistaken for a lack of courage or willingness to stand up for a cause.
Diljit Dosanjh's Aura Concert kicked off in India with its inaugural performance at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Thursday. Excitement was palpable among fans, but chaos ensued as reports surfaced that many individuals, despite possessing valid passes, were denied entry to the venue. Videos circulating on social media corroborate these claims, depicting fans struggling to push open gates and breach security in their pursuit to enter the concert.
One Instagram user expressed concern, stating, "I had come for Diljit's show and despite having the passes, the police refused me entry. The management is utterly dysfunctional." In a separate interview with IANS, a fan alleged, "I had come to JLN for Diljit's show. Even after having passes, the police officers are not letting us go inside.
The management has become so bad. They are using lathis, beating people up." This sentiment was echoed by another individual who noted, "Last entry was till 9 pm. We waited until 9:31 pm when they announced entry had been stopped."
Such incidents of denied entry and physical altercations within the venue have left fans questioning the concert's organization. As the situation unfolded, Delhi police intervened, urging spectators to maintain order and uphold the law.
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