New Delhi: Punjabi actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh has been served a notice by authorities in Telangana, directing him not to sing songs promoting alcohol, drugs and violence. He is scheduled to perform in the city on Friday as part of his Dil-Luminati concert.
According to The Indian Express, it has a copy of the notice issued after Panditrao Dharenavar, a Chandigarh resident leading a crusade to promote the Punjabi language, filed a representation to authorities in Telangana to not allow Dosanjh to sing such songs at the live show in Hyderabad. The notice has also warned Dosanjh not to “use children” during his show.
Kanthi Wesley, Commissioner of the Telangana Women and Child Development department, confirmed that the notice has been issued to Dosanjh and the show organisers, The Indian Express reported.
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