• Gwalior bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court receives bomb threat targeting Dosanjh’s Indore concert.
• Email threatens to blow up the concert stage on November 15.
• Police say the IP address appears linked to a foreign network and are tracing its origin.
• Security tightened around the High Court and judges’ residences following the threat.

GG News Bureau
Indore, 10th Nov: A bomb threat has been received by the Gwalior bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court targeting Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh’s upcoming concert in Indore, scheduled for November 15. Police have stepped up security and launched an investigation to identify the sender and establish the origin of the email.

According to police, the email threatened to blow up the stage where Dosanjh is scheduled to perform. The IP address associated with the message appears to be linked to a foreign network. Investigators are attempting to trace its actual location and identify the person responsible.

Gwalior Police Commissioner Sutkeerti Somvanshi confirmed that the threatening email had been received. Security has also been tightened around the High Court premises and the residences of judges as a precautionary measure.

Dosanjh says he will perform in Indore
The threat comes days after Dosanjh publicly confirmed his Indore concert during a statement on November 7. Referring to reports of a possible security threat, the singer said he would visit the city on November 15 and expressed his eagerness to try its famous poha.

“I will visit Indore on November 15. I will have poha first after visiting Indore. Anyone can say anything, but I will meet you in Indore on November 15. I have heard in the news that there will be some danger. But we know how to handle this. Do they know who we are?” he had said.

Dosanjh began the Indian leg of his Aura Tour on October 30 with a concert at Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

Earlier threats reported in Indore
The latest threat follows a series of similar incidents since the singer began his India tour.

On November 2, three private schools and the Indore Mayor’s Office reportedly received emails threatening bomb blasts in connection with Dosanjh’s planned concert. Initial investigations indicated that the emails were likely hoaxes, although police continued to treat the threats seriously.

Previous incidents involving pro-Khalistani groups
Dosanjh has also faced threats from pro-Khalistani groups based abroad. During a concert in Calgary, Canada, in May, the singer briefly stopped his performance to confront audience members waving pro-Khalistani flags, asking them to stop and leave the venue.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has previously warned in a report that Canada-based Khalistani extremist groups maintain links with individuals who use local institutions to promote violent extremist activities and collect funds that may be diverted towards such activities.

Police investigations into the latest email threat are underway. Authorities are yet to establish the sender’s identity or confirm the actual origin of the message.