Diljit Dosanjh recently responded to a notice from the Telangana government prohibiting him from performing songs about drugs and alcohol.

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Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh has yet again criticised the Telangana government over its notice to him. The singer posted a long video on Instagram in which he talked about how it was easy for him to tweak the lyrics of his songs.

Punjabi music sensation Diljit Dosanjh says he will stop singing alcohol-themed songs if all the 'thekas' (liquor shops) in the country are shut down. At his Sunday show in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the sin

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.

On Saturday, Diljit won hearts after he found loopholes in the Telangana government's order and tweaked the lyrics of his songs during the Hyderabad concert. He changed the word 'theka' to 'hotel' and 'daaru' to 'coke', and it was a win-win situation for all the parties.

Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh recently came into the limelight when the Telangana government sent him a legal notice

Punjabi music icon Diljit Dosanjh, a teetotaler, has vowed to stop singing alcohol-themed songs if all Indian states declare themselves dry. In his Ahmedabad concert, he tweaked lyrics to remove alcohol references,

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,

For the unversed, the Telangana government issued a notice to the singer just hours before his Hyderabad concert on Nov. 16, warning him not to sing songs that mention drugs and alcohol. He performed the concert by tweaking the lyrics of his songs.