Karan Aujla donates entire Malta Show fee to Punjab Flood Victims

September 7, 2025

Amritsar: Popular Punjabi singer and songwriter Karan Aujla has once again won the hearts of the people with his humanitarian approach. During the ongoing event in Malta, Europe, he announced from the stage that he will donate his entire fee from this show to help the flood victims of Punjab.

Karan Aujla gave this information in the middle of the program and immediately asked the event manager to note it down. As soon as this announcement was made, thousands of fans present in the audience welcomed his statement with applause. This move of Karan Aujla has been appreciated not only by his fans living all over Punjab but also by his fans living all over the world.

Aujla had appealed to people to donate

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Karan Aujla has taken steps to help the flood victims of Punjab. Earlier also he had announced to provide financial assistance and he has sent boats, fridges, ration and other items to many organizations for help. On social media platforms, he has been constantly appealing to the people to come forward to help the flood-affected families of Punjab.

The recent floods in Punjab have devastated thousands of families. Farms and barns were submerged, houses were damaged and many people lost their means of daily living. In such a difficult situation, artists like Karan Aujla coming forward not only provides financial help but also provides mental strength to the victims.

Aujla’s teams are busy helping people in Punjab

Earlier, Karan Aujla had said that we are helping as much as we can. My colleagues and my team are helping people in Punjab. We are helping with food, clothes, medicines and all other kinds of help. Those who love me and those who don’t, they should also help our Punjab in some way or the other.

So that the flood victims can get help. I will keep helping as much as I am capable of. Because when the water recedes, then we will know the actual extent of the damage. In such a situation, we will have to reach there to help the people even after the water recedes.