Diljit Dosanjh Stuns Ahmedabad Audience with Bold Liquor Ban Declaration

Ahmedabad: Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh made a bold declaration during his recent concert in Ahmedabad, addressing ongoing tensions with the Telangana government. While performing, Dosanjh passionately called on authorities to "not poke" him, following a controversy over his music and public statements.

During the Ahmedabad performance, an emotionally charged Dosanjh took a stand, telling the audience that he was not someone to be "poked" or told what to say or sing. "I have always been vocal about my views, and no one can dictate what I should sing or talk about," he declared. The statement was met with cheers and applause from the audience.

This incident follows a growing trend where celebrities in India have faced scrutiny from various state governments for their public expressions. While some view Dosanjh’s comments as a form of free speech, others believe that such statements might be seen as disrespectful or politically charged. The controversy is also raising questions about the role of state governments in regulating content, particularly when it comes to public performances by high-profile artists. Telangana authorities have yet to release an official response to Dosanjh’s bold declaration in Ahmedabad.

Fans and supporters of the singer, however, have expressed their solidarity with him on social media, with many defending his right to creative freedom. "Artists should have the freedom to perform and express themselves without fear of censorship," said one fan on Twitter. As the situation unfolds, Dosanjh’s confrontation with the Telangana government has sparked a broader conversation about the intersection of art, freedom of expression, and government regulation in India.