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.

Debashish Haldar, a prominent figure in West Bengal’s junior doctors’ protest, said they ‘remain hopeful for a formal written directive acknowledging our demands’, and will continue their cease work

Arijit Singh was at a concert a few days ago in the UK where the singer got a request from a fan to sing a song that he created Aar Kobe over the Kolkata doctor's brutal

Arijit Singh is going viral for getting annoyed at concertgoers who were requesting him to sing the song ’Aar Kobe’ written for the Kolkata rape-murder victim

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

Arijit Singh is on an international tour and it is getting a lot of limelight for all the right reasons. Many videos are floating the social media - from surprises, emotional encounters to heartwarming moments.

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.