'Dhurandhar' singer Jasmine Sandlas mobbed and allegedly groped by crowd, disturbing video goes viral on the internet
Punjabi singer Jasmine Sandlas was allegedly mobbed and groped by audience members during a concert in Dehradun. A viral video of the incident has sparked widespread criticism and calls for better security at public performances.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing issues regarding the safety of female performers and the need for better crowd management at public events.
Punjabi singer Jasmine Sandlas has sparked concern among fans after a video from her recent concert in Dehradun went viral online. The clip captures a tense moment near the stage after her performance, as she interacted with the audience while accepting flowers and greeting fans.Jasmine had performed at a free concert held at Parade Ground, where thousands gathered to watch her. During the show, she performed several of her hit songs, including Sip Sip, Shararat, and Lawan. Local reports also suggested that the event attracted a larger crowd than a nearby political rally addressed by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.While the massive turnout initially dominated discussions around the concert, attention soon shifted after footage of Jasmine's interaction with fans began circulating on social media. In the video, enthusiastic fans standing in the front row can be seen cheering, holding out roses, and reaching toward the singer.
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