Diljit Dosanjh dedicates his Guwahati performance to ex-PM Manmohan Singh.

Punjabi musician Diljit Dosanjh recently held a concert in New Delhi where he dedicated the entire event to the late former prime minister Manmohan Singh, who passed away on December 26. In an Instagram post, Dosanjh shared a video from the concert where he spoke about the valuable lessons that can be learned from Singh.

Dosanjh wrote, "I am dedicating tonight's concert to Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji. This is my 24th year on the DIL-LUMINATI TOUR." In the video, he reflected on Singh's simple and humble way of life, despite being a prominent figure in politics. He recalled how Singh never engaged in any negative remarks, even when others would speak poorly of him. Dosanjh praised Singh for his composure and restraint, which is not easy to maintain in the political world.

The singer-actor also mentioned the infamous debates that take place in the Lok Sabha, where politicians often argue like children. He contrasted this with Singh's dignified behavior and encouraged everyone to learn from the late leader. Dosanjh quoted a famous saying by Singh, "My silence is better than a thousand answers. It protects the honor of a thousand questions," and emphasized the importance of staying focused on goals, even when faced with criticism and distractions.

Dosanjh expressed his admiration for Singh's love and dedication towards his country and how he spent his entire life serving it. He thanked Singh for being an inspiration to the youth and acknowledged that he himself has a lot to learn from the late leader. Dosanjh ended his heartfelt tribute by saying, "Today, I bow my head in front of a man who loved his country and spent his life serving it."

The "Dil-Luminati India Tour" will continue with Dosanjh's next performance in Ludhiana on December 31. The singer's gesture to dedicate his concert to Singh was appreciated by his fans and followers, who praised him for honoring the late leader in such a meaningful way. Dosanjh's concert was not just a musical event, but also a reminder of the values and teachings that Manmohan Singh embodied during his time as the Prime Minister of India.

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