Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming concert in Indore has attracted fresh security concerns after the Gwalior Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court received an email threatening a bomb attack. The threatening message reportedly referred to Diljit's November 15 concert and mentioned several other locations and organisations across Madhya Pradesh.
The development has prompted police and security agencies to increase vigilance in Indore, Gwalior and Bhopal. Authorities are investigating the origin of the email and attempting to identify the person responsible.
The latest threat comes just days after three private schools and the office of Indore Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava reportedly received similar threatening emails linked to the singer's concert. Despite the developments, Diljit has reassured his fans that he will travel to Indore and perform as scheduled.
Gwalior High Court Receives Bomb Threat Email
According to police officials, the threatening email was received on the official website or email address of the Gwalior Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
The message reportedly threatened to blow up the High Court building and also referred to Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming concert in Indore. It allegedly warned that an improvised explosive device (IED) would be planted on the stage where the singer is scheduled to perform.
The email also mentioned certain institutions, individuals and locations in Indore, Gwalior and Bhopal, bringing multiple agencies into the investigation.
City Superintendent of Police Robin Jain confirmed that the communication had been received and said security arrangements at the High Court premises had been strengthened.
Police teams in Indore and Bhopal are also coordinating with Gwalior authorities. Investigators are examining the digital trail of the email to establish its origin and identify the sender.
According to reports, preliminary technical findings suggested that the IP address associated with the email was linked to a foreign network. However, investigators are still attempting to establish its actual source. The origin of the email and the credibility of the threat have not yet been conclusively established.
Earlier Threats to Three Schools and Indore Mayor's Office
This is not the first threatening communication linked to Diljit Dosanjh's Indore concert.
On November 2, three private schools and the office of Indore Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava reportedly received emails warning of bomb blasts. The messages were written in Punjabi and allegedly threatened explosions at the school premises.
The emails also warned school managements against allowing students to attend Diljit's November 15 concert.
Following the alerts, bomb detection and disposal teams inspected the three schools. No explosives were found during the searches.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Rajesh Dandotiya had said that preliminary investigations suggested the messages could be hoaxes. However, the Crime Branch continued examining technical evidence to identify those responsible.
The latest email sent to the Gwalior High Court has now added another dimension to the investigation. Police are examining whether the different threatening communications are connected.
Police Increase Security in Three Madhya Pradesh Cities
Following the latest threat, security arrangements have been strengthened around the Gwalior High Court and the residences of judges.
Police teams in Gwalior, Indore and Bhopal are coordinating to assess the situation and examine the locations mentioned in the threatening communication.
Authorities are also working to identify the sender through technical investigation. Officials have emphasised that the threats are being taken seriously as a precautionary measure.
The Indore concert is expected to attract a large gathering of fans, making security planning an important consideration for the organisers and local administration.
At present, the investigation is ongoing. There has been no official confirmation that an explosive device has been discovered at the concert venue.
Diljit Dosanjh Says He Will Perform in Indore on November 15
Amid growing speculation about the possibility of cancellation, Diljit Dosanjh has directly addressed his fans and confirmed that his concert will take place as scheduled.
During an Instagram Live session on Tuesday, the singer dismissed reports suggesting that the event might not happen because of the security concerns.
He told fans, “15 tareekh ko Indore aa rahe hain, 101 per cent aa rahe hain!”
Diljit also added that he planned to enjoy Indore's famous poha after arriving in the city before getting ready for the performance.
His light-hearted response reassured fans who were concerned about the future of the concert. The singer's statement came even as police continued investigating the threatening emails.
The performance is scheduled for November 15 at C-21 Ground in Indore as part of his ongoing Aura Tour.
Four Diljit Dosanjh Songs Barred From the Indore Concert
The concert has also been in the news for reasons beyond the bomb threats. Four of Diljit's popular songs have reportedly been barred from being performed at the Indore event.
The songs are 'Patiala Peg', '5 Tara Theke', 'Jeb Vicho Feem' and 'Jatt Fire Karda'.
The restrictions were linked to concerns that references to alcohol, drugs and violence in the songs could have an impact on children and other members of the audience.
The development has added another controversy around the singer's upcoming performance. However, Diljit has maintained that he will travel to Indore and entertain his fans.
Diljit Dosanjh's Aura Tour Under Security Spotlight
Diljit Dosanjh began the Indian leg of his Aura Tour with a concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi on October 30, 2026. His performances have attracted large audiences, with fans travelling from different cities to attend his shows.
The Indore concert is among the upcoming stops on the tour and has generated considerable excitement among local fans.
However, the repeated threatening emails have brought security arrangements into focus. The earlier messages sent to schools and the mayor's office, followed by the latest communication to the Gwalior High Court, have prompted investigations across multiple cities.
For now, police are working to establish who sent the emails and whether the threats are connected. Diljit's assurance that the concert will go ahead has given fans a positive message, but the final arrangements will depend on security assessments and the decisions of the authorities.
With November 15 approaching, attention remains on the ongoing investigation and the security measures being put in place for the Indore event.
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