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Bryan Adams concert photo highlights Delhi's pollution trouble

| @indiablooms | Oct 16, 2018, at 09:59 am

New Delhi, Oct 16 (IBNS): Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, who was in India recently, shared an image on social media which showcased the country's pollution trouble.

Adams on Sunday shared an image on Instagram in which his shadow could be seen eerily cast into the dusty and smoky air above a concert crowd.

The singer said he has 'never seen' such a phenomenon before.

"New Delhi, India 🇮🇳 you we’re incredible tonight. In this photo, if you look carefully you can see my shadow silhouetted in the dust and smoke of the venue over the audience. I’ve never seen that before. Magical India. Namaste 🙏🏻 #bryanadamsultimate," Adams posted on Instagram.

The photo was taken by Adams at Leisure Valley Park in Gurgaon.

Delhi's pollution problem has been making the headlines for quite sometime now.

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