Diljit Dosanjh modifies alcohol-themed songs during his tour after receiving a notice. He supports dry states and pledges to stop such songs if all states follow suit.

Diljit tweaked the words in his chartbusters 'Lemonade' and '5 Taara' -- which originally mention 'daaru' (alcohol) and 'theka' (liquor store) in their lyrics -- after he received a notice from the Te

At the Ahmedabad leg of his Dil-luminati tour, Diljit Dosanjh urged authorities across cities to declare a 'dry day' on the day of his performances.

Diljit stated that he would stop making songs on "sharab" if the government declared a nationwide ban on it. The singer also declared he would not sing songs on alcohol since Gujarat is a dry state.

Celebrated Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh was served a notice and barred from singing songs that referred to alcohol at his Hyderabad concert. In Ahmedabad, the singer, a teetotaller, threw a challenge at the states,

During his Ahmedabad concert, Diljit Dosanjh responded to a government notice about alcohol-themed songs, suggesting he would stop if one condition is made.

Ahead of his Hyderabad concert on Saturday, singer Diljit Dosanjh received a legal notice from Telangana government instructing him to not sing songs promoting drugs, violence and alcohol. While the singer abided by the notice by tweaking words in his song,

Diljit Dosanjh has yet again hit back at the Telangana government for sending him a notice not to sing songs about alcohol and drugs. The singer recently performed in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad as part of his Dil-Luminati tour.