Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming Ahmedabad concert just got some new rules.
Local child protection officials have told police to make sure four of his songs, accused of promoting alcohol, drugs, and gun culture, are not performed.
This move follows a complaint from Dr. Panditrao Dharenavar, who has been vocal about keeping harmful influences away from children.
Dosanjh faces loud music bandolier restrictions
The DCPO also flagged concerns about loud music and flashing lights possibly affecting young fans at the show.
Similar restrictions were sought ahead of Diljit's November 15 concert in Indore.
Also, there is a request for him not to wear bandoliers on stage, as it could send the wrong message.
These steps build on earlier court support for restricting content seen as risky for youth at live events.