More than 500 police personnel will be deployed to secure Diljit Dosanjh’s live concert in Indore on November 15Police are on high alert following a threatening email
Published: November 14, 2026, 11:13 AM IST
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Police have tightened security for Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh’s live concert, scheduled for November 15 in IndoreThe police administration is on high alert after receiving threatening emailsMore than 500 police personnel will be deployed for concert securityPolice will maintain a close watch on the venue as well as major intersections and checkpoints throughout the cityBomb Disposal Squad (BDS) teams are conducting frequent checks to prevent any suspicious activity at the venue.
According to reports, the BDS team is checking the venue three to four times a dayIn addition, teams from the Crime Branch and Bomb Disposal Squad will also be deployedPolice have made extensive arrangements to control the crowd and maintain security during the concertDrone surveillance will be conducted around the venuePolice will be deployed at major intersections, entry points, and sensitive locations throughout the cityAlong with the police, personnel from private security agencies will also be responsible for security at the venue.
Threat email also mentioned the concert
The main reason for the increased security for Diljit Dosanjh’s concert is the frequent bomb threats being received in the cityIndore has received three such threats so farRecently, Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava’s secretariat also received a threatening email, which mentioned Diljit Dosanjh’s concertFollowing the threatening email, the police and security agencies are determined to avoid any complacency.
Currently, the police administration is fully focused on ensuring a peaceful and safe conduct of this major event on November 15Security agencies are closely monitoring every activity, given the large audience expected at the concertDiljit Dosanjh’s concert is also scheduled for November 27 in MumbaiThis concert was also bombed, prompting Mumbai’s security and investigation agencies to be on high alert.
To perform in Mumbai, Chandigarh too
Diljit Dosanjh’s concert is also scheduled for November 27 in MumbaiThis concert was also bombed, prompting Mumbai’s security and investigation agencies to be on high alert.
The Punjabi singer is also scheduled to perform at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in New Chandigarh on December 12A bomb threat was received Thursday morning during the showA similar threat had been made a few days earlierHowever, the enthusiasm of Diljit Dosanjh’s fans overpowered this threat.
He responded to this threat in his own styleThe threat was received on Thursday morning, and ticket booking for the show began at 3 p.mWithin two hours, more than 95 percent of the tickets were soldMore than 30,000 tickets for the 38,000-capacity stadium were sold in just two hours.