Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming Ahmedabad concert is making headlines after the district child protection officer asked for a ban on four of his songs, including "Patiala Peg" and "Jatt Fire Karda."
The concern? These tracks might encourage alcohol use, substance abuse, or violence, especially among younger fans.
This move follows similar steps taken before his Indore show and is part of a bigger conversation about what is played at public events during Dosanjh's AURA India Tour.
Dosanjh cautioned over 120db concert sound
The officer also flagged health risks for young concertgoers, like super-loud sound (over 120 decibels) and flashing lights that could potentially trigger seizures.
There is even a request for Diljit to skip wearing crossed silver bullet belts on stage to avoid promoting gun culture.
These actions tie in with the Centre's Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, which aims to create awareness about substance abuse.