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Famous Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is once again in the news in India and abroad. Diljit is currently doing live concert in India. Then people are opposing him after a tweet reached his X platform. During his concert in Chandigarh, he said on social media that Punjab has been spelled wrong on the media platform X. After which this whole controversy arose. Diljit, while presenting his side, said that how many times will I have to prove that I love India.
Diljit apologized and said how many times should I prove that I love India?
After the tweet controversy on X, Diljit clarified that whether Punjab is written as ‘Punjab’ or ‘Punjab’, Punjab will remain Punjab. Then why the controversy on this matter? How many times do I have to prove that I love India. Further explaining the meaning of the word Punjab, he wrote that ‘Panj-Aab means 5 rivers’. Those who make mistakes in the spelling of English language, don’t you get any other job..?
Controversy regarding post on social media
Earlier, Diljit had written ‘Punjab’ in Punjabi language and had also put an emoji of the Indian flag. There was also a controversy when the Indian flag emoji was left in a tweet during an event in Bengaluru. Diljit had also posted this old post on his ex and a photo with the spelling of Punjab University.
Why is the post controversial?
Diljit, who reached Punjab for his live concert, shared the video on social media platform X and wrote – “Punjab” and a map emoji. Actually, the controversy is about the spelling of Punjab. To understand this controversy we will have to go through history. India and Pakistan were divided in the year 1947. At this time, the Punjab province was also divided, at that time the Punjab of Pakistan was written as “Punjab” and the Punjab of India’s part was written as “Punjab”. In the post, Diljit wrote PANJAB, which is the Punjabi spelling of Pakistan region.
The matter is in controversy after Guru Randhawa’s tweet.
Diljit wrote PANJAB in his post, which is a Punjabi region of Pakistan. After which Punjab’s singer Guru Randhawa in his tweet PUNJAB Wrote and posted an emoji of the flag of India. In another tweet, Randhawa said, “My soil, my country is the best country.” Unite and support the country.
