Jasmine Sandlas allegedly mobbed during Dehradun concert; viral video sparks safety concerns
Jasmine Sandlas' Dehradun concert video has gone viral after the Punjabi singer was allegedly inappropriately touched while greeting fans, sparking safety concerns.
Punjabi singer Jasmine Sandlas has found herself at the centre of a social media storm after a video from her recent concert in Dehradun went viral. The clip, which has been widely shared across social media platforms, allegedly shows the singer being inappropriately touched while greeting fans after her performance, triggering widespread concern about artiste safety at live events.
Jasmin Sandlas gets mobbed at her showJasmine had performed at Parade Ground in Dehradun, where thousands of fans gathered to watch her live. During the concert, she entertained the audience with some of her biggest hits, including Sip Sip, Shararat and Lawan. After completing one of her songs, the singer walked towards the front row to interact with fans, who cheered loudly, stretched out their hands and presented her with roses.
Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas was mobbed and inappropriately touched by the public.
She was performing in Dehradun. After she finished a song, the crowd in the front row cheered, offered roses, and reached out to shake hands.
She stepped down a little to accept the roses… pic.twitter.com/qb2SaO8f9j
According to the viral video shared by an X user, Jasmine stepped closer to accept flowers and greet her supporters before someone in the crowd allegedly touched her inappropriately. The clip quickly spread online, with the user claiming that the interaction became uncomfortable for the singer.
While the exact circumstances remain unclear, the footage has reignited conversations about crowd management and the safety of performers during public events. As of now, Jasmine Sandlas, her team, and the event organisers have not issued any official statement regarding the incident.
Fans demand better security at concertsThe viral video prompted an outpouring of support for Jasmine, with many social media users criticising the apparent lack of security near the stage. Fans urged concert organisers to implement stricter crowd-control measures, especially during moments when artistes interact closely with audiences.
Several users noted that performers should be able to engage with fans without compromising their safety. The incident has also revived discussions about the growing need for stronger security protocols at large-scale concerts, where enthusiastic crowds can sometimes become difficult to manage.
Jasmine Sandlas is among the most celebrated names in the Punjabi music industry and enjoys a loyal fan base in India and abroad. She has delivered several chart-topping tracks, including Yaar Naa Miley, Illegal Weapon, Sip Sip, and Bamb Jatt. Known for her powerful vocals and high-energy performances, Jasmine has carved a unique space in both Punjabi and Bollywood music.
On the personal front, the singer recently delighted fans by revealing that she is engaged, sharing the happy news on social media. Although she has largely kept details about her fiancé private, the announcement was met with congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities alike.