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Delhi to host Ghulam Ali on Nov 8

| | Oct 16, 2015, at 03:27 am
New Delhi, Oct 15 (IBNS): After Shiv Sena's cancellation, the Delhi government on Thursday announced that it will host famous Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali's concert on Nov 8.

"On 8th November, Delhi will host Ghulam Ali Saab," Delhi's Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra tweeted.

 
This comes after the Sena last week  forced the cancellation of Ali's concert in Mumbai while Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis had said  the ghazal singer was welcome to perform in the city.
 

The Delhi government had then approached him to perform in the national capital.

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