During a recent concert in the UK, singer Arijit Singh declined a fan's request to perform his protest song "Aar Kobe," written in response to a tragic rape-murder incident in Kolkata. Singh emphasized that the concert was not the right place for such a political statement,

The request seemed to irritate the singer, and he firmly responded that the concert was not the right venue for such a song. In a video circulating from the event, Arijit is seen addressing the fan and explaining his stance.

Singer Arijit Singh, who is currently on tour in the UK, recently responded to a fan asking him to sing the protest song, Aar Kobe?, which he wrote demanding justice in the Kolkata RG Kar rape and murder case.

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Arijit Singh, who is currently performing in the UK, responded to a fan`s request to sing his protest song "Aar Kobe," written for a rape and murder victim from Kolkata`s RG Kar. A video of this moment was shared on Instagram by the account rahul__roy983,

Arijit Singh sang Ramta Jogi song from Taal when he received the request. He then paused his song and replied to the person.

Singer Arijit Singh was performing at a concert in the UK when a fan requested him to sing Aar Kobe. However, Singh politely declined, saying it wasn't the right time and place for that particular song.