Diljit Dosanjh's Indore Concert Receives Bomb Threat In Email Sent To Gwalior High Court, Singer Says '101% Coming On November 15'

Gwalior's Madhya Pradesh High Court received an email with threatening messages on Tuesday, leading to heightened security measures around the court. The email claimed the threat was directed at Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming concert in Indore on November 15, along with other targets. Deputy Superintendent of Police Robin Jain confirmed that police forces in Bhopal, Gwalior, and Indore were collaborating and securing institutions that might face danger.

Despite rumors of cancellation, Dosanjh assured fans on Instagram that he would definitely perform in Indore. The email, written in Punjabi and attributed to the Khalistani National Army, also threatened a bomb attack at Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan's residence and warned parents not to take their children to the concert. Attributed IP addresses traced to France and South Korea suggested a possible Indian origin for the message.

The Madhya Pradesh Police's Anti-Terrorism Squad and the crime branch are jointly investigating the incident. Initial analysis placed the email's IP address traced to France and South Korea, but investigators suspect it could have been created within India, with the foreign IP addresses possibly hiding the true source.