Security agencies have been put on alert after the Gwalior Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court received an email threatening a bomb attack at singer Diljit Dosanjh’s upcoming concert in Indore. The concert is scheduled to take place on November 15, and police have started investigating the threat.
What Did the Threatening Email Say?
According to police officials, the email warned that the stage where Diljit Dosanjh is scheduled to perform would be blown up. The message has prompted security arrangements around the High Court and the residences of judges.
Gwalior Police Chief Sutkeerti Somvanshi confirmed that the threatening email had been received. Police said the IP address associated with the sender appeared to be connected to a foreign network. However, investigators are attempting to trace its actual location and identify the person responsible.
No confirmed information about an actual explosive device at the concert venue has been reported.
Security Tightened Ahead of November 15
The threat has raised concerns ahead of the singer’s Indore performance, which is part of his ongoing Aura Tour. Diljit had recently spoken about visiting the city and mentioned his plans to try Indore’s famous poha.
The singer had also addressed concerns surrounding possible threats during his tour, saying that he intended to perform in the city.
Earlier Threat Emails Also Under Investigation
This is not the first threat linked to the planned concert. On November 2, three private schools and the Indore Mayor’s office reportedly received emails threatening bomb blasts in connection with the event.
Initial investigations suggested that those emails could be hoaxes, but authorities have continued to treat the threats seriously.
Police are now working to establish whether the latest email is connected to the earlier incidents. Security arrangements are being reviewed as the concert date approaches, while efforts continue to trace the sender.