Diljit Dosanjh threatened by a Khalistani outfit. What’s the truth?

A Khalistani group threatened Diljit Dosanjh for touching Amitabh Bachchan’s feet on KBC.

Khalistani Group Threatens Diljit Dosanjh!

Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh is currently embroiled in a major controversy. A Khalistani outfit, ‘Sikhs for Justice,’ has threatened him. Justification?

Because he touched Amitabh Bachchan’s feet. This incident occurred around the time a promo for KBC 17 aired, in which Diljit was seen bowing down and saluting Big B.

Threat to Australia Show!

SFJ group chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun warned Diljit and threatened to disrupt his November 1 concert in Australia. This is a serious matter that raises security concerns.

Diljit gave a clear response

Amidst these threats, Diljit posted a very clear but somewhat cryptic message on Instagram.

Written in Punjabi, the message read: “I didn’t go to promote a film or a song.

I went for the floods in Punjab… so that this issue could be raised nationally and people could donate.”

This means that his participation in KBC was solely to help the flood victims of Punjab. He had no other motive.

What did the Khalistani group say?

The SFJ group said in its statement that Amitabh Bachchan had made dangerous speeches during the 1984 riots.

They said that Big B’s slogans like “Khoon ka badla khoon” (blood for blood) fueled the violence.

Therefore, they described Diljit’s gesture of touching his feet as an insult to the 1984 victims.

Diljit has not yet responded

Despite these threats, Diljit has not issued any public statement. He is on his ‘Aura Tour’ and continues his international shows.

Context of the 1984 Riots

The 1984 anti-Sikh riots began after the assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984. According to government records, more than 2,800 people were killed in Delhi.

The Akal Takht commemorates November 1 as ‘Sikh Genocide Remembrance Day’.

This entire matter is very serious. Diljit simply respected his guru as a human being and raised his voice for help for the people of his state. Don’t you think it is wrong to threaten an artist like this?