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'Litter'ati At Dil-Luminati: Diljit's Concert Makes Athletes 'Temple' A Garbage Dump? | Urban Debate

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October 29, 2024

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In this episode of the Urban Debate, anchor Shreya Dhoundial investigates the state of JLN Stadium following Diljit's Concert. Athletes training at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in the Capital were taken aback when they arrived at the nation's top sports venue on Monday morning. The main athletics track and stands were covered in a heap of litter, a consequence of Punjabi icon Diljit Dosanjh's two-day concert.

Anchor Shreya Dhoundial is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the issue in detail. Singer Jaspreet Narula says, "Artists have nothing to do with this, when they are on stage, they can't even see the audience.." while Athlete Beant Singh says, "It didn't look like a stadium, it looked like a dustbin, there were alcohol bottles and chicken pieces.."

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