Guru Randhawa shared a cryptic message, seemingly getting into the centre of a heated 'Punjab vs Panjab' debate. It started after Diljit Dosanjh wrote Panjab in one of his posts.

Punjabi singing sensation Diljit Dosanjh on Monday criticised online trolls for tagging him in a tweet where he had misspelled Punjab and forgot to add the Indian flag. The 40-year-old singer said everything is a conspiracy and labelled his naysayers as "vehley" (idle).

Seems like Diljit Dosanjh is done with social media trolling and ranting as he took to his X profile on Monday to reply to all the accusations surrounding the Punjab vs Panjab controversy.

Security lapses came to light during Diljit Dosanjh’s live concert, where 105 mobile phones were reported stolen despite a significant police presence and drone surveillance. The incident occurred on the evening of December 14,

Diljit Dosanjh faced backlash for using 'Panjab' instead of 'Punjab' in a concert announcement. He addressed misinformation and political accusations on social media while remaining focused on his upcoming performances.

Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh faced backlash for using "Panjab" instead of "Punjab" in a post and omitting the Indian flag in his stories. Responding, he dismissed the criticism as baseless conspiracy theories.

Guru Randhawa took to his X (formerly known as Twitter) handle on Monday and shared a cryptic post. This comes at a time when Diljit Dosanjh has been making headlines over his ‘Punjab vs Panjab’ controversy.

Diljit Dosanjh gets mixed reaction from fans on his Chandigarh concert update post on microblogging platform X