Singer Jasmine Sandlas mobbed at Dehradun concert; video sparks outrage
A distressing video has surfaced from Dehradun showing Indian-American singer Jasmine Sandlas being mobbed, with fans alleging she was touched inappropriately while attempting to accept flowers.
Indian-American singer Jasmine Sandlas, best known for singing Shararat from Dhurandhar, recently performed live in Dehradun. Videos from the event have since surfaced on social media, where they have drawn attention for more than the performance, with several users alleging that the singer was mobbed and touched inappropriately during the concert.
The videos being shared online have sparked outrage, with users questioning the behaviour of members of the crowd during Jasmine's interaction with fans. The musician has not released a statement on the matter so far.
One video posted by an X user shows Jasmine interacting with fans after they pull her by the hand. She is seen squatting down to speak to them, while some people appear to grab at her. As fans hand her gifts and flowers, members of her team can be seen asking people to move back. After some time, Jasmine also asks the fans to step back, while her team continues trying to control the crowd.
"Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas was mobbed and inappropriately touched by the public (sic)," one X user wrote. The user added, "She stepped down a little to accept the roses and greet fans, but some people showed their true colours and touched her inappropriately (sic)."
In response, another user wrote, "Women and artist should always be respected if they come to shake hands, talk to the audience (sic)." One more user added, "No artist should have to experience this while simply interacting with fans (sic)."
Several others also shared videos showing Jasmine being mobbed and questioned why people in the crowd felt they had the right to touch her.
Jasmine, who is also known for songs such as Yaar Na Miley from Kick and Taras from Munjya, had recently made news after singing Rang De Lal (Oye Oye) from Dhurandhar, Main Aur Tu and Jaiye Sajna from Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
On the personal front, the 40-year-old recently announced her engagement at a Delhi concert. In one of the evening's most memorable moments, Jasmine invited her fiance, Shekhar Chaudhary, on stage and shared the happy news with the audience. She also proudly flaunted her engagement ring as the crowd erupted in cheers.
Indian-American singer Jasmine Sandlas, best known for singing Shararat from Dhurandhar, recently performed live in Dehradun. Videos from the event have since surfaced on social media, where they have drawn attention for more than the performance, with several users alleging that the singer was mobbed and touched inappropriately during the concert.
The videos being shared online have sparked outrage, with users questioning the behaviour of members of the crowd during Jasmine's interaction with fans. The musician has not released a statement on the matter so far.
One video posted by an X user shows Jasmine interacting with fans after they pull her by the hand. She is seen squatting down to speak to them, while some people appear to grab at her. As fans hand her gifts and flowers, members of her team can be seen asking people to move back. After some time, Jasmine also asks the fans to step back, while her team continues trying to control the crowd.
"Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas was mobbed and inappropriately touched by the public (sic)," one X user wrote. The user added, "She stepped down a little to accept the roses and greet fans, but some people showed their true colours and touched her inappropriately (sic)."
In response, another user wrote, "Women and artist should always be respected if they come to shake hands, talk to the audience (sic)." One more user added, "No artist should have to experience this while simply interacting with fans (sic)."
Several others also shared videos showing Jasmine being mobbed and questioned why people in the crowd felt they had the right to touch her.
Jasmine, who is also known for songs such as Yaar Na Miley from Kick and Taras from Munjya, had recently made news after singing Rang De Lal (Oye Oye) from Dhurandhar, Main Aur Tu and Jaiye Sajna from Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
On the personal front, the 40-year-old recently announced her engagement at a Delhi concert. In one of the evening's most memorable moments, Jasmine invited her fiance, Shekhar Chaudhary, on stage and shared the happy news with the audience. She also proudly flaunted her engagement ring as the crowd erupted in cheers.
Indian-American singer Jasmine Sandlas, best known for singing Shararat from Dhurandhar, recently performed live in Dehradun. Videos from the event have since surfaced on social media, where they have drawn attention for more than the performance, with several users alleging that the singer was mobbed and touched inappropriately during the concert.
The videos being shared online have sparked outrage, with users questioning the behaviour of members of the crowd during Jasmine's interaction with fans. The musician has not released a statement on the matter so far.
One video posted by an X user shows Jasmine interacting with fans after they pull her by the hand. She is seen squatting down to speak to them, while some people appear to grab at her. As fans hand her gifts and flowers, members of her team can be seen asking people to move back. After some time, Jasmine also asks the fans to step back, while her team continues trying to control the crowd.
"Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas was mobbed and inappropriately touched by the public (sic)," one X user wrote. The user added, "She stepped down a little to accept the roses and greet fans, but some people showed their true colours and touched her inappropriately (sic)."
In response, another user wrote, "Women and artist should always be respected if they come to shake hands, talk to the audience (sic)." One more user added, "No artist should have to experience this while simply interacting with fans (sic)."
Several others also shared videos showing Jasmine being mobbed and questioned why people in the crowd felt they had the right to touch her.
Jasmine, who is also known for songs such as Yaar Na Miley from Kick and Taras from Munjya, had recently made news after singing Rang De Lal (Oye Oye) from Dhurandhar, Main Aur Tu and Jaiye Sajna from Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
On the personal front, the 40-year-old recently announced her engagement at a Delhi concert. In one of the evening's most memorable moments, Jasmine invited her fiance, Shekhar Chaudhary, on stage and shared the happy news with the audience. She also proudly flaunted her engagement ring as the crowd erupted in cheers.
