Diljit Dosanjh put on electrifying performances in Delhi over the weekend, but not everyone was happy with the concert experience. A Delhi man who attended Diljit Dosanjh’s first show in the national capital on Saturday night was disappointed with the mismanagement at the venue. The man, Siddharth, described it as “absolute chaos” in a viral thread on social media platform X.

Claiming that he was excited to see the Punjabi singer perform live but gave up on the situation, Siddharth wrote, “Diljit was amazing but not his concert.” ₹15,000 for Gold Pit tickets.

Long waiting time

“Even though we paid so much money, we had to wait constantly. “The doors didn’t open until 17.30 and the concert didn’t start until 20.00,” he said.

To make matters worse, like most big shows, there was no opening act. Instead, from 5pm to 7pm, participants had to endure an endless loop. Zomato and Kingfisher actions.

“Why are you keeping us waiting for hours if nothing is going to happen?” asked Siddharth.

A girl fainted

He then pointed out the disastrous state of toilets for women. Siddharth said the toilets had no lighting, smelled awful and were unhygienic; This was unexpected after spending thousands of tickets.

delhi The man said that a girl at the Gold Pit fainted but no staff came to help her. “He was eventually taken to FIRST AID and then hospital, but this was before the concert even started,” he said, saying this was a serious surveillance and safety concern.

“Absolute chaos”

Perhaps the worst part of this situation was the chaos at the food and drink counters. Siddharth said that only two stalls have been set up to cater to thousands of Diljit fans. The result was “absolute chaos.”

Concertgoers who wanted a drink had to queue three times; first to buy cards, then to get coupons and finally to pick up their order.

“Moreover, drinks were served in glasses instead of bottles or cans, causing further delay,” said X user Siddharth.

Fight between management and fans

The chaos at the drinks counters did not last long, as management eventually stopped serving drinks after a fight broke out with the crowd. This meant that no drinks, not even water, were available. Diljit concert Participants after 21.00.

“After a while, a fight broke out between the management and the crowd and the beverage stalls were closed. There was no drink or even water after 9 pm,” said Delhi man X in his post.

Moreover, people who deposited money to their cards to buy drinks did not have the opportunity to get a refund after the concert. After the event the organizers didn’t even accept cards, only cash.

“It felt like a complete robbery,” Siddharth said.

Finally, he said he could barely see even when he paid extra for the Gold section tickets. Diljit Dosanjh On stage. “Overall, Diljit’s performance was great. He’s got a really cool vibe. However, the concert experience was poorly organized and definitely not worth the price tag. Management could have been much better,” concluded the Delhi man.