Those who attended Diljit Dosanjh’s concerts have said that there was insufficient security, which allowed the perpetrators to steal the phones.

Over 300 VIP passes were reportedly issued to Punjab and Haryana High Court judges, along with their family members, raising concerns over preferential treatment

Over 300 VIP passes were issued to high court judges alone for the concert at the Sector 34 exhibition ground, as confirmed by multiple sources in the civic and police administration

Diljit Dosanjh recently wrapped up his Chandigarh concert where he also announced that he will no longer be performing in India. Diljit also announced that a lack of infrastructure facilities during his concerts made him take the decision.

The towers were reportedly installed temporarily to ensure uninterrupted network coverage during the event, which drew a large audience

Neatly tying up Gukesh's feat, his big dream and the importance of persevering, Diljit said "jhukega nahi" as he referred to Allu Arjun's record-breaking film.

Singer Diljit Dosanjh clarified that he won't perform in Chandigarh due to inadequate venue infrastructure. Addressing the controversy sparked by his earlier statement, he emphasised that this decision does not apply to all of India.