British superstar singer Ed Sheeran, after being unplugged by Indian police, insists he did have permission to busk in tech hub Bengaluru.

British pop star Ed Sheeran was stopped from busking in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru on Sunday, with police saying he didn't have the necessary permissions. A video showing a local police officer unplugging Sheeran's microphone on Bengaluru's Church Street - a crowded shopping and entertainment area - has since gone viral.

British pop star Ed Sheeran was stopped from busking in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru on Sunday after local police stated

Ed Sheeran apparently hit a sour note with police in India. The four-time Grammy Award winner was stopped from busking in the southern city of Bengaluru on Sunday, the BBC reported. Police said the singer did not have the necessary permission to conduct a surprise concert for a crowd of spectators.

A street performance by Ed Sheeran in India's tech capital of Bengaluru was stopped abruptly by police on Sunday, outraging fans and prompting the British singer to issue a clarification. Sheeran, dressed in a white t-shirt and shorts was seen singing and playing his guitar on a pavement in the centre of Bengaluru ahead of his concert on Sunday night.

Dubai: Ed Sheeran’s impromptu street performance in Bengaluru hit a sour note when police intervened and unplugged his microphone mid-song. The global star was performing his hit Shape of You on the bustling Church Street in Bengaluru ahead of his concert later that night when law enforcement officers stepped in,

The Bengaluru Police interrupted British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran while he was recently performing on the Church Street. The police did not recognise the British singer and instructed him to stop performing,