Everyone is very excited about the upcoming concert of actor and singer Diljit Dosanjh. Tickets for his "Dil-luminati" tour are selling so fast that many people are still waiting to get tickets. The first concert of this tour will be held in Delhi on October 26 and the excitement of the fans is so high that they have to work hard to get tickets.
With such a high demand for tickets, the risk of cyber crime has also increased. Keeping this in mind, Delhi Police has adopted a different way to warn people. Delhi Police has taken the help of social media and posted a video to avoid cyber scams. This video has a blurred video of the concert on which Diljit's popular song 'Born to Shine' is playing. But instead of the actual lyrics of the song, the lyrics in the video are something like this: "In the pursuit of listening to the song, you have to pay money on the wrong link for tickets and not play your band na bajaana hai."
Delhi Police has written in the caption of the video, "The world should think about money, stay alert and save yourself from online fraud." At the end of the video, it is also written that verify the link, Delhi Police care. Hashtags of online safety and cyber safety have also been added to this post. People have praised Delhi Police a lot for this unique alert and Diljit has also praised them by sharing this post on his Instagram.
Diljit Dosanjh's "Dil-luminati" India tour tickets were sold almost 1 lakh within 15 minutes of pre-sale. This tour has become the highest grossing tour in India. So far 2.5 lakh tickets of this concert have been sold and Diljit has expressed happiness seeing the rapid sale of tickets. The first concert of Diljit's "Dil-luminati" tour will be held in Delhi on October 26. After this, concerts will also be held in Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Pune, Kolkata and many other cities. The last concert of this tour will be held in Guwahati on December 29. Seeing such a huge demand, the makers are also considering adding more cities to this tour.
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