Overview
- The Delhi concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium was granted permission to proceed on Friday, October 30 after organisers met police and submitted a revised security plan.
- Delhi Police recommended boosting private security from the roughly 400 originally proposed to between 1,500 and 2,000 guards to manage crowd movement inside the 55,000-capacity venue.
- Authorities asked organisers to create a 500–700 metre vehicle-free zone around the stadium, arrange extra parking and coordinate with cab platforms to limit congestion and uncontrolled drop-offs.
- A proposed stage ramp extension to bring Diljit closer to fans remains under final security review because closer performer access would increase crowd-management risks.
- Separate threat work is ongoing: Mumbai Police have opened an investigation into a threatening email about the November 27 Mumbai show, and earlier shots were fired outside the singer’s manager’s home, both of which shaped the stepped-up, city-by-city security posture.