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Sparks of Trouble for Coldplay Gujarat gig!

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January 06, 2025

Ahead of its highly anticipated India tour, British rock band Coldplay is making headlines again!

After a lot of frenzy around the concert tickets flying off the shelf in seconds, now, the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) in Ahmedabad has issued a notice to the band frontman, singer Chris Martin, and the organisers of the concert. They have been instructed to not use children in any form on stage during the s

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