Over 100 Mobile Phones Went Missing From Diljit Dosanjh’s Jaipur Concert, 32 FIRs Registered
Diljit Dosanjh is enjoying his international musical tour called ‘DIL-LUMINATI’. Following this, he is hosting his concerts in different states of India as well and recently he has been seen in Jaipur. But this time, the singer is not being discussed for his musical voice but for the controversy that he has been trapped into. Actually, multiple complaints of mobile phones being stolen from singer Diljit Dosanjh’s crowded concert held in Jaipur on Sunday have been pouring in.
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Jaipur Police Commissioner Biju George Joseph said the city police suspect that a gang barged into the concert and fled with mobile phones. He also said that some phones were reported missing at the entrance of the concert itself. SHO at Jaipur station Sanganer Sadar Nand Lal Jat said 32 FIRs have been registered in connection with the case so far and they are trying to find the culprit.
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However, sources close to the police station reveal that more complaints have been received but are not being disclosed. After the concert of the singer, a large crowd gathered at the police station to lodge an FIR, which said that around 100 mobile phones went missing during the three-hour show. Sources further said that the huge crowd at the event created an atmosphere that allowed thieves to take advantage of the situation and because of this, the incident of theft took place.
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Let us tell you that many phones fell due to jostling in the crowd and reports were filed only against those who had brought documents of their phones. While the police registered 32 FIRs, many of those who lost their phones had come from New Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab to attend the show of this famous singer. A woman from New Delhi told the police that she had come to Jaipur especially to watch the concert but her phone was stolen as soon as she entered. Another victim said that the huge crowd at the entrance made it easy for someone to steal mobile phones.