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Diljit Dosanjh Vows to Perform in Indore Despite Bomb Threat
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 05:45 PM
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A bomb threat aimed at Diljit Dosanjh’s November 15 concert in Indore has triggered a police probe, yet the singer assured fans he will still appear and enjoy the city’s famous poha.
Police in Madhya Pradesh received an electronic threat warning that a bomb could be used to disrupt Diljit Dosanjh’s scheduled concert on 15 November in Indore. The alert, which mentioned four of the singer’s songs, prompted the state’s law‑enforcement agencies and a Special Investigation Team to launch a probe and trace the source of the email.
In response, the popular Punjabi‑Hindi singer posted on social media that he will travel to Indore, sample the city’s iconic poha and go ahead with the show. His message was aimed at reassuring fans and countering the intimidation attempt.
Authorities have issued a notice to the sender of the threatening email and are combing through digital footprints to identify the culprit. Security arrangements for the concert have been tightened, with bomb‑detection squads deployed at the venue.
The incident underscores the growing concern over threats to public events in India, prompting officials to coordinate closely with local police and intelligence agencies to ensure safety while preserving cultural gatherings.
In response, the popular Punjabi‑Hindi singer posted on social media that he will travel to Indore, sample the city’s iconic poha and go ahead with the show. His message was aimed at reassuring fans and countering the intimidation attempt.
Authorities have issued a notice to the sender of the threatening email and are combing through digital footprints to identify the culprit. Security arrangements for the concert have been tightened, with bomb‑detection squads deployed at the venue.
The incident underscores the growing concern over threats to public events in India, prompting officials to coordinate closely with local police and intelligence agencies to ensure safety while preserving cultural gatherings.