AP Dhillon Addressed Concerns About His Safety After Reports Of Gunfire Outside His Home In Vancouver

Indo-Canadian singer AP Dhillon reassured his fans on Tuesday that he is safe after reports surfaced about gunfire outside his home in Vancouver.

He shared a message on his Instagram Story, expressing gratitude to those who reached out with concern. “I’m safe. My people are safe. Thank you to everyone who reached out. Your support means everything,” he wrote, without providing further details about the incident.

AP Dhillon gained widespread fame with his hit song “Brown Munde” in 2020 and has released several other popular tracks, including “Excuses,” “With You,” “Toxic,” “Tere Te,” “Spaceship,” “Insane,” and “True Stories.” Recently, he collaborated with Bollywood superstar Salman Khan for the song “Old Money,” where they appeared together in the music video.

The incident comes amid heightened security concerns following a recent shooting incident involving Salman Khan, where shots were fired outside his residence in Mumbai. That shooting was linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, leading to significant police investigations. Dhillon’s assurance of safety amidst rising tensions highlights the importance of community support in uncertain times.