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Papon cancels Delhi concert amidst violence in Assam over CAB
Bollywood playback singer Papon Angaraag refused to perform in a concert to be held in the capital amidst the news of riots and protests happening in Assam.
Bollywood playback singer Papon Angaraag refused to perform in a concert to be held in the capital amidst the news of riots and protests happening in Assam. According to the singer, he hasn't been feeling like entertaining and performing knowing that his hometown Assam is in chaos. Papon took to his Twitter handle to share the news with his fans. "Dear Delhi. I am very sorry but I have decided not to do the concert tomorrow at 'imperfectoshor' as planned! My home state Assam is burning, crying and under curfew! I won't be able to entertain you the way I should in my present state of mind," he tweeted.
Dear Delhi. I am very sorry but I have decided not to do the concert tomorrow at 'imperfectoshor' as planned! My home state Assam is burning, crying and under curfew! I won't be able to entertain you the way I should in my present state of mind!
— papon angaraag (@paponmusic) December 12, 2019
In a series of tweets, he expressed his sorrow, along with an apology for his fans who had been eagerly waiting for the concert. "I know this is unfair on you as you had bought tickets and planned long ahead. I am sure the organizers will take care of that in some way and as promised I'll see you all on another day in future! I hope you will understand," he added."It's painful to see the way Assam is burning! Humanity is suffering! Assam has been burdened with illegal immigration for decades! We don't deserve this! The diverse, complex mix of the Assamese culture & people and their existence needs to be understood! We need to be heard properly".
There has been a widespread protest happening in the state of Assam following the clearance of the Citizenship Amendment Bill in parliament, also known as CAB. Other celebrities, including Sayani Gupta, Swara Bhaskar, Adil Hussain, also tweeted on Thursday against the bill passed by the BJP government.
