Diljit Dosanjh Honours Female CRPF Officer on Stage During Delhi Concert
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Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh paused his performance during the opening night of his Aura India Tour 2026 at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to honour a female CRPF officer on stage. According to reports from entertainment publications, the gesture has drawn widespread attention across social media platforms.
Emotional Tribute on Stage
During the concert, Dosanjh stepped down to recognize the security personnel managing the event. He invited a female Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) officer onto the stage to salute her service and express gratitude to law enforcement teams for ensuring safety at the large-scale event.
Addressing the audience, the singer remarked that attendees cannot feel safe without the presence of security forces, asking the crowd to give her a resounding salute.
Personal Connection and Viral Response
Sharing a touching personal moment with the crowd, Dosanjh explained that he only meets his mother once or twice a year. He stated that seeing the officer standing on duty reminded him of his mother, noting that his mother had called him that morning to tell him to take care of himself.
The opening night of the nationwide concert run also featured a drone display that lit up the Delhi skyline with the phrase "Panjabi Aa Gaye Oye!"
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