Ahmedabad, November 13, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh has been asked to refrain from performing four of his popular songs at his November 21 concert in Ahmedabad, following concerns raised by the District Child Protection Officer over their alleged promotion of alcohol, substance abuse and violence.
The District Child Protection Officer has written to the Police Commissioner seeking restrictions on the performance of the songs, including versions with modified lyrics.
The songs identified in the communication are Patiala Peg, 5 Taara Theke, Jeb Vicho Feem and Jatt Fire Karda. The officer has requested that Dosanjh not perform these tracks during the concert, even if their lyrics are altered.
The request comes as the singer prepares for a series of concerts, with his next scheduled performance in Indore on November 15.
Meanwhile, security agencies in Indore have stepped up vigilance after threatening emails were received targeting three banks and the Mayor’s Secretariat. The emails, written in Punjabi and English, reportedly named Bandhan Bank, Bank of Baroda, Punjab National Bank and the Mayor’s office.
A Bomb Disposal Squad searched the Mayor’s Secretariat following the threat. No information about any explosive recovery was provided in the supplied account.
Police officer Rajesh Dandotiya said threats had been received against four locations and that investigators were working to trace the email accounts and establish the origin of the messages.
Indore Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav said attempts to disrupt the city’s development work through intimidation would not succeed. He maintained that such threats would not affect public events or development activities.
The security alert has added to the scrutiny surrounding Dosanjh’s upcoming performances.
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