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CM Dhami Calls Daler Mehndi to Resolve 'Drunk' Controversy
✍️ India Today
🗓 24 Oct 2026, 11:49 AM
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Himachal Pradesh CM Sukh Ram Dhami has spoken to singer Daler Mehndi to address the ongoing controversy, urging dialogue to resolve the rift.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukh Ram Dhami has engaged in direct communication with popular singer Daler Mehndi to address the escalating tensions surrounding the recent 'drunk' controversy. The Chief Minister's office confirmed that the conversation was aimed at de-escalating the situation and finding a peaceful resolution to the dispute.
During the discussion, CM Dhami urged all parties involved to prioritize dialogue over conflict. He emphasized the importance of maintaining social harmony and suggested that mutual understanding is the key to ending the rift. The state leadership has taken a proactive step to ensure that the controversy does not further disrupt public order or community relations.
Daler Mehndi, who has been at the center of this row, is expected to respond to the Chief Minister's call for peace. The incident has drawn significant public attention, with social media users actively debating the issues involved. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to ensure that any disagreements remain within the bounds of civil discourse.
During the discussion, CM Dhami urged all parties involved to prioritize dialogue over conflict. He emphasized the importance of maintaining social harmony and suggested that mutual understanding is the key to ending the rift. The state leadership has taken a proactive step to ensure that the controversy does not further disrupt public order or community relations.
Daler Mehndi, who has been at the center of this row, is expected to respond to the Chief Minister's call for peace. The incident has drawn significant public attention, with social media users actively debating the issues involved. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to ensure that any disagreements remain within the bounds of civil discourse.