Diljit Dosanjh Takes Dig at CJP

Diljit Dosanjh performed at his Aura India Tour concert in New Delhi on Friday, where he made comments perceived as a dig at the CJP. The concert, held under enhanced security, featured the singer performing several of his popular tracks, including 'Kehnde Soniye', '5 Taara', 'Do You Know', and 'Patiala Peg'.

Abhijeet Dipke of the CJP responded to Diljit Dosanjh's comments with a note addressed to the singer, titled 'To Diljit Paaji'. In the note, Dipke expressed his admiration for Dosanjh and stated that he was hurt by the singer's comment in June, but still listens to his music.

The concert was initially uncertain due to security concerns, with Delhi Police withholding permission citing festive season commitments. However, the event went ahead with hundreds of security personnel deployed around the premises and traffic restrictions enforced in the surrounding areas until midnight.

Diljit Dosanjh thanked fans for their support and announced that he would continue performing across India until December 20. He also invited a CRPF personnel on stage and thanked her for her service, saying 'I love everyone because I'm an artist bro' in response to criticism he faced for distancing himself from politics.

## What happened at the concert The evening opened with a light show before Dosanjh made a dramatic entry, standing on an elevated platform against a backdrop of the moon. Fireworks welcomed the singer, who appeared in a white outfit and sunglasses. He kicked off the performance with 'Kehnde Soniye', setting the tone for a high-energy evening.

## Why it matters The controversy surrounding Diljit Dosanjh's comments at the concert highlights the ongoing debate about the role of artists in politics. The singer's decision to distance himself from politics has sparked criticism, with some accusing him of being apolitical. However, Dosanjh's comments at the concert suggest that he is not afraid to speak his mind and assert his identity as a Punjabi artist.

The concert also showcased the power of music to bring people together, with thousands of fans singing along to Dosanjh's popular tracks. The event was a testament to the singer's enduring popularity and his ability to connect with his audience.