Before Diljit Dosanjh’s concert, Delhi Police drops a warning: 'Paise puse baare soche duniya'

Fans across India are eagerly anticipating Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming musical concert in our nation. Diljit is currently on a Dil-Luminati tour and has already mesmerized audiences in various countries worldwide. The Punjabi music icon is all set to ignite the stage with his performances in India this October. However, the ticket prices soared during pre-sales, leading to disappointment among many fans. His manager disclosed the concerning trend of ticket resale at inflated prices. Prior to his concerts in India, Delhi Police has issued a cautionary alert to fans regarding online ticket fraud, highlighting a connection to Diljit himself.

The Delhi Police official Instagram account recently posted a video warning fans about ticket fraud. The clip starts with a backdrop of a cheering concert crowd. In their message, the department advised fans to avoid unverified links as scammers are selling fake tickets for Diljit Dosanjh's concerts.

The recent post by Delhi Police warning folks in India about online ticket scams will give you vibes of Diljit's track, "Born To Shine," a hit from the G.O.A.T. album.

"Gana sunne ke chakkar me ticket ke liye galat link par paise puse dekar apna band na bajwa lena (Don’t fall for fake ticket links and end up getting scammed; always verify first)," read the text.

Netizens are buzzing with praise for Delhi Police's cleverness in their recent post regarding the online ticket scam during the Dil-Luminati Tour. "Delhi Police is lit," one comment exclaimed. Another fan chimed in, saying, "DP rules the roost."

Diljit reshared Delhi Police's post from X on his Instagram story with the text reading, "Delhi Police," and added a raised fist emoji.

In a recent chat with Connect Cine, Diljit Dosanjh's manager Sonali Singh discussed the trend of ticket reselling at crazy prices. When chatting about the Dil-Luminati tour in North America, Singh mentioned that some resellers were offering tickets for Rs 54 lakh and Rs 46 lakh, and fans were snapping them up.