Diljit Dosanjh Reacts To Fake Ticket Scam, Apologises To Fans At Jaipur Concert : We Didn't Know...

Diljit Dosanjh Concert Ticket Scam: The GOAT singer has embarked on the Indian leg of the Dil-luminati tour. He commenced his shows on October 25 in Delhi and performed in Jaipur most recently. After his performance in the Pink City, Diljit addressed the ongoing row regarding fake tickets being sold for his shows.Diljit Dosanjh addresses fake ticket scam for Dil-luminati concert Diljit Dosanjh's Indian leg for the Dil-luminati tour quickly became the highest-grossing concert tour ever in India with the sale of 2.5 lakh tickets. While fans waited in long digital queues to get their hands on the tickets, some resorted to alternate sources which led to an increase in the fraudulent tickets being sold, giving rise to scalping. Ticket scalping is the practice of using bots to bulk buy tickets from licensed sources and then sell them for a profit. Performing at the Jaipur Exhibition and Convention Centre (JECC) on November 3, the singer apologised to the people who fell prey to the scam. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DILJIT DOSANJH (@diljitdosanjh) Diljit Dosanjh, before finishing his show, shared, “If anyone has been affected by a ticket scam, I apologise. We are not responsible for this. Authorities are looking into the matter.” He added, “Our tickets sold out so fast, even we didn’t get to know."Diljit Dosanjh fans catch him singing live from PG balcony, save Rs 25,000 in ticketsSeveral photos and videos from Diljit's Jaipur concert are going viral online. In one of the videos, a group of boys can be seen on the balcony of a house close to the venue, with a clear view of the concert. They recorded videos from afar as they enjoyed the show. The words on the clip read, “PG waalon ne la la la ke 25,000 bacha liye (Those who stay in PG saved ₹25000).” View this post on Instagram A post shared by BeingJaipurites (Manish Kumar) (@beingjaipurites) In another viral clip, a crowd gathered on the road to watch the concert. Some even climbed a tall, wired fence for a better view of the singer. The video then showed people running as the police dispersed them. The caption reads, “What if we didn't get tickets, we will watch Diljit from here. But the police chased us away from here too.”

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Diljit Dosanjh Reacts To Fake Ticket Scam, Apologises To Fans At Jaipur Concert : We Didn't Know...

Diljit Dosanjh's Dil-luminati tour came under the scanner as hundreds of fans fell prey to ticket scalping scams. The singer addressed this at his Jaipur show.

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