Why was Diljit Dosanjh asked to fill mandatory C-Form at Agra hotel? Here’s what happened
New Delhi: Diljit Dosanjh reportedly had to complete a mandatory C-Form during his stay at a five-star hotel in Agra ahead of his Delhi concert. The singer, who is touring India as part of his , initially hesitated to complete the paperwork before officials from the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) stepped in, according to security agency sources cited by India Today.
Sources said the requirement applied to , as he is not an Indian citizen. The matter reportedly came to light after the Agra hotel noticed that the necessary C-Form formalities had not been completed.
Diljit Dosanjh faces C-Form hurdle at Agra hotel
The hotel then informed the FRRO, following which officials from the Lucknow FRRO intervened. After this, Diljit completed the required formalities. Officials were said to have made it clear that compliance was mandatory and failure to complete formalities could potentially lead to legal action. The hotel could also face proceedings if it failed to provide the required details on a foreign guest.
What is the C-Form?
C-Form is used for registration of details of foreign nationals staying in hotels, guest houses, home stays and other accommodation facilities in India. Accommodation providers who accommodate foreign nationals are required to submit prescribed details of their guests to the authorities within the stipulated period. The system allows authorities to maintain records of foreign visitors and their places of stay.
Diljit Dosanjh visits Taj Mahal
‘s Agra stop wasn’t all about paperwork, though. The singer also squeezed in a visit to the Taj Mahal before heading to Delhi.
Sharing a video from the monument, he wrote, “WAH TAJ BOLIYE,” along with hashtags referring to the Wonders of the World and his Aura India Tour 2026. The clip showed him exploring the monument, posing for pictures and interacting with fans.
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Diljit is scheduled to perform at Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Friday, October 30.
Earlier, police briefly withheld permission for the concert because of security concerns. Permission was later granted following discussions with the organisers and the submission of a revised security plan.