00:00These police personnel had an impromptu jamming session at Delhi's Connaught Place.
00:22This side quest struck a chord with the public while many praised it.
00:25Others pointed out if someone else had jammed, they would have been asked to leave.
00:29Take Varun Dagar, for example, a well-known busker celebrated for his flute, dance and
00:33soulful singing.
00:34In 2023, while performing at Connaught Place, he was allegedly beaten and manhandled by Delhi
00:39police and parking staff.
00:41Busking is performing music, singing, dancing or other art in public for voluntary tips.
00:46Busking is usually allowed in India, especially if it's original or non-copyrighted music,
00:51as long as it doesn't violate decency or public nuance laws.
00:54A similar incident occurred in February 2025, where a police officer was seen unplugging
00:58the mic when British singer Ed Shereen surprised everyone on Bengaluru's Church Street.
01:03Although Shereen took to Instagram, stating his performance was planned and had taken permission,
01:07but police denied the claim, saying no permission was given for Church Street and clarified it
01:11was shut down due to public nuance and footpath blocking.
01:14What do you think?
01:15Does the performance by these police personnel count as busking?
01:18Let us know in the comments below.
01:24Give us a time.
01:26Praise God.
01:31Amen.
01:32Yes.
01:33Amen.
01:34Amen.
01:35Amen.
01:36Amen.
01:37Amen.
01:38Amen.
01:39Amen.
01:41Amen.
01:44Amen.
01:45Amen.
01:46Amen.
01:48Amen.
01:49Amen.
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