Tehri: A new controversy has arisen regarding famous Punjabi singer Diler Mehndi. He had reached the famous Kunjapuri fair organized in Narendra Nagar of Tehri district of Uttarakhand. He was entertaining the people present there by singing songs from the stage. But the matter deteriorated when Cabinet Minister and Narendra Nagar MLA Subodh Uniyal reached the stage directly. Minister Subodh Uniyal raised objection regarding Diler Mehndi singing under the influence of alcohol. He asked the singer to stop the program midway. The minister publicly reprimanded the bold Mehndi.
Uproar in Diler Mehndi show
BJP Minister Subodh Uniyal reached the stage and said that religious events of worship of Maa Durga and Navratri are being organized here. It is not appropriate to present a program under the influence of alcohol on such an auspicious occasion. You are singing after drinking alcohol, it is not a good thing. I told you that he is not going, what song will he sing? You should have respected this platform. You are so drunk that you are unable to speak. We invited you after paying so much money so that our people can be entertained. But you are fooling them.
Diler Mehndi's reaction
The minister asked Diler Mehndi to take care of the dignity and decorum of the religious event. After this incident, it started being discussed in the area. At the same time, some people supported the minister's intervention in maintaining the decorum of the religious event. Meanwhile, the funniest reaction is of Daler Mehndi. When the BJP minister was reprimanding him, he stood silently. The singer was speaking in a wavering tongue. His condition was so bad that he was not able to speak even a single word properly.
Seeing the singer drunk, the minister became even more enraged. This video of daring mehendi is becoming increasingly viral on the internet. Users have trolled Diler for doing a live show while drunk. Kunjapuri fair is an important center of religious faith and cultural traditions. In such a situation, the issue of maintaining balance between faith, tradition and cultural programs during religious events has once again come into discussion.