Singer Diljit Dosanjh’s upcoming concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi has reportedly been denied permission by the Delhi Police, with security concerns cited as the reason for withholding approval.
The concert was scheduled for October 30 as part of Dosanjh’s Aura India Tour. The decision could affect fans who were preparing to attend the performance, although further details about the event’s status and ticket-related arrangements are awaited.
According to reports, the Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, South District, communicated its decision in a letter addressed to ticketing platform BookMyShow. The request to organise the Delhi leg of the tour was examined but was not approved.
The communication reportedly cited “specific threat-related inputs”, along with the police’s security and law-and-order responsibilities during the ongoing festive season. Other concerns were also mentioned in connection with the decision.
The development raises uncertainty over the Delhi concert, which was expected to draw fans of the Punjabi singer. No further details regarding possible changes to the event or refunds for ticket holders were provided in the information available.
Dosanjh, known for his Punjabi music and live performances, has attracted large audiences during his concerts in India and abroad.
Fans are awaiting further clarification from the organisers and ticketing platform regarding the concert’s future and any arrangements for those who have purchased tickets.
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