AP Dhillon-Diljit Dosanjh Feud Escalates: Singer Shares Screen Recording To Prove Block Claim.
The highly publicized feud between AP Dhillon and Diljit Dosanjh has taken a twisty turn that Dhillon, who had accused Diljit of blocking him on Instagram has now shared a screen recording to prove his claim. The video, posted on Dhillon’s Instagram Stories shows Diljit’s account status before and after the block.
After Diljit Dosanjh’s Instagram story, AP Dhillon has now uploaded another IG story video in which he shows Diljit Dosanjh’s account status before and after the block. Later, he also wrote: ‘I wasn’t planning on saying anything, knowing everyone will hate on me anyways, but at… https://t.co/QbCdBm7xfO pic.twitter.com/ARxudQPs1s
— Gagandeep Singh (@Gagan4344) December 22, 2024
The controversy began when Dhillion, during his concert in Chandigarh claimed that Diljit had blocked him on Instagram despite publicly extending his support.
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AP Dhillon @apdhillxn during his show in Chandigarh said that @diljitdosanjh mentioned in his show that ‘we are together,’ but he has blocked me on Instagram. AP then said to Diljit Dosanjh, ‘First unblock me on Instagram, then talk to me.’ Meanwhile, Diljit Dosanjh shared an… pic.twitter.com/eNVeaL1HFJ
— Gagandeep Singh (@Gagan4344) December 21, 2024
Diljit responded by sharing a screenshot of Dhillon’s account, stating that he had never blocked him. However, Dhillon’s latest screen recording appears to contradict Diljit’s claim.
“I never unblocked you because I never blocked you. My issues can be with governments, but never with fellow artists,” Diljit explained in his Instagram story.
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Following this Dhillon shared a cryptic note on Instagram along with the video, expressing his reluctance to bring the feud to the public platform.
“I wasn’t planning on saying shit knowing everyone will hate on me anyways but at least we know what’s real and what’s not,” he wrote.
