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Diljit Dosanjh Breaks Silence on Flags Controversy: "Don't Spread Fake Narratives"

Diljit Dosanjh has addressed the controversy over pro-Khalistan flags at his Calgary concert. He clarified that his objection was not to the flags themselves but to the disruptive intent behind them. The singer warned he will not tolerate harassment of his fans or disruption of his shows. He urged people not to spread "fake narratives" about the incident.

Key Points: Diljit Dosanjh on Flags Controversy: "Don't Spread Fake Narratives"

  • Diljit addresses pro-Khalistan flag controversy
  • Singer says objection was to intent, not banners
  • He warns against harassing fans or disrupting shows
  • Calls the issue a "fake narrative" being spread
  • Says he will no longer avoid the topic
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Diljit Dosanjh on banners, flags controversy at his show: Don't spread fake narratives

Punjabi star Diljit Dosanjh clarifies his stance on the banners and flags controversy at his Calgary concert, calling it a "fake narrative" and emphasizing intent.

"This is not about any particular banner or flag. The point is the intention behind it. - Diljit Dosanjh"

Mumbai, May 11

Punjabi sensation Diljit Dosanjh has addressed the recent controversy surrounding banners and flags at his concerts. The singer-actor stated that his objection was never to the flags or banners, but to the intent behind them.

Earlier in May, during his concert in Calgary, Diljit had halted his performance to address individuals waving pro-Khalistan flags in the crowd. The singer told them to take the flags elsewhere, saying "Use this place for the purpose it is intended for."

Diljit said the flags were removed for disrupting the concert and for using the flag to protest against him. Taking to his stories section, he tagged it as a "fake narrative" and said he would not tolerate anyone trying to harass his fans or disrupt his shows.

Diljit wrote in Punjabi: "Bahar Khad Ke Protest koi v Kar Sakda Par je Tusi Mere Fans Nu Andar Aa Ke Tang Karn Di Try Karo Ge.. Oh Tolerate Nhi Kita Jaeyga..Je Koi V Banner or Flag Ley Ke Aunda Oh eh Dasna Chaunda Ke Asi Falani Jagha Ton Aeye An.. Te Asi Tuanu Support Karde An.."

("Anyone can stand outside and protest. But if you try to come inside and harass my fans, that will not be tolerated. If someone brings a banner or flag, it usually means they want to show they've come from a certain place and are here to support us.")

He added: "Par Tusi Same Banner Naal Bahar Khad Ke Mere Fans Nu Gaalan Kadh Rahe Hon.. Same Banner Tusi Andar Leya Ke v Oh Hee Kush Karn Di Try Kar Rahe Hon.. Not gonna Tolerate This. Gal Kisey V Banner Yaan Jhande Di Ni.. Os Piche Tuade Maksad Ki Aa Point Oh Aa.."

("But if you stand outside with the same banner and abuse my fans, and then try to do the same thing inside the venue, I'm not going to tolerate that. This is not about any particular banner or flag. The point is the intention behind it.")

The singer added: "I Said to Security Ke Jo V Program Nu Kharab Karn Di Try Kar riha CHAK Ke Bahar Maro.. I didn't say Anyting To Any Banner Don't spread Fake Narrative Mai Last Year Ton Es Gal Nu Avoid Kar riha.. BUT NOT ANY MORE.. Thank You LOVE & PEACE"

("I told the security that whoever tries to disrupt the program should be picked up and thrown out. I didn't say anything against any banner. Don't spread fake narratives. I've been avoiding speaking about this since last year... but not anymore. Thank you. Love & Peace.")

- IANS

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Priya S
As a big Diljit fan, I appreciate this clarification. But honestly, he should have spoken up sooner. The flag controversy has been used by both sides to push agendas. Diljit's message is clear - concerts are for music, not politics. Period.
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Arjun K
The man carefully avoided saying anything against any specific flag but made his point crystal clear. That's real diplomacy! बहुत सही कहा - it's about the intention, not the object. If you want to protest, do it outside. Don't spoil the vibe inside. ❤️
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Kavya N
One small criticism - I wish he had addressed this earlier. The silence allowed conspiracy theories to grow. But better late than never! Diljit acknowledging that the same banner used to abuse his fans outside was brought inside... that's a smoking gun. Love his firm stance!
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Aman W
Our artists are under so much pressure - from all sides. Diljit handled this situation with maturity. He's right, flags and banners usually mean support. But when people use them to disrupt and abuse? That's crossing the line. तारीफ करनी चाहिए इस आदमी की |
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James A
As someone who's been to his concerts, I can vouch - Diljit's energy is all about love and peace. The fake narrative spreaders need to stop. He literally said "Love & Peace" at the end. Let the man make music! 🎵🕊️
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