Gurdas Maan postpones his music concert amid India-Canada tension, ticket money will be refunded
Gurdaas Mann: There is currently political tension going on between india and Canada. In such a situation, punjabi singer Gurdas Maan has postponed his tour in canada for the time being.
Gurdas Maan Postoned canada Tour
Amid political tension between india and canada, Gurdas Maan has postponed his music tour in canada indefinitely. The tour promoter revealed on data-facebook that they had decided to postpone the concert. He said this was 'the most responsible and necessary action' at this time. punjabi singer Gurdas Maan was to perform in Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary, canada between october 22 and 31 and end his tour in Winnipeg.
Gurdas Mann's canada tour canceled
Event promoter Gurjit Bal Productions wrote in its data-facebook post, "We are sad to inform you that Gurdas Maan's 'Akhiyan Udikadiyan' canada tour scheduled for this month has been postponed. We understand that this news is a disappointment to him. This may be disappointing for fans and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.
He further wrote
"Given the current diplomatic unrest between the two countries and after careful consideration and evaluation of the unexpected circumstances, it has been decided that canceling the event is the most responsible and necessary action at this time." ,We understand the time, effort, and anticipation put in by everyone involved in organizing the event, and we are deeply sorry for any inconvenience this change may cause. We will take the necessary steps to refund the registration fees or ticket purchases taken for the event. Detailed information regarding the refund process will be shared with you directly through email/website/other communication channels.'' He further clarified that the concert had been postponed and not canceled.
What is the reason for the tension between india and Canada?
Relations between india and canada are at an all-time low after Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau alleged in his parliament the involvement of "foreign agents" in the killing of Khalistan separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He even claimed that he had intelligence inputs and evidence that the indian government could be behind Nijjar's death.