Sonu Nigam and crew allegedly attacked at mumbai event on Monday

 

Sonu Nigam and crew allegedly attacked at Mumbai event on Monday:

                         

                               A complaint and a case have been made by Sonu Nigam.

 

 Sonu Nigam, a singer, was allegedly assaulted and one of his assistants was dragged off the stage at a music event in Mumbai yesterday night as crowds flocked to take photographs. At 11 p.m. in Chembur, when Sonu Nigam was leaving the stage following a live concert, the tragedy occurred.

His assistant was treated at a hospital for minor injuries and then released after receiving only the most basic care.

"I was shoved and then I fell on the stairs. In an attempt to save me, Rabbani (Khan) was pushed from behind. He may have passed away. I complained because forcing someone to take a selfie is something that people should consider, "he told reporters, Mr. Nigam.

 According to the police, a case has been made for unjust restraint and intentionally inflicting harm.

"After performing live at the Chembur festival, Sonu Nigam left the stage, and this is when the event happened. Someone stopped him from behind. The man pushed the two musicians who were with him down the steps when they attempted to move him away. As a result, one of them suffered injuries "said Hemraj Singh Rajput, deputy commissioner of police (DCP).

 According to the DCP, Swapnil Phaterpekar is the individual accused in the crime.

According to Mr. Nigam's complaint, when I inquired about the youngster, I learned that he was the MLA Prakash Phaterpekar's son.

Shehzad Poonawala, a BJP leader, attacked the former chief minister Uddhav Thackeray, alleging that his son, an MLA from his faction, was responsible for the "attack."

Nonetheless, the police denied that the incident had a political undertone.

"Nothing looked purposeful based on our talk, which I had with Mr. Nigam. Only one person carried it out on the spur of the moment. The issue was managed by the volunteers there. The act may have been done with the goal of taking a picture or getting media coverage. Authorities are going to look into this ""DCP," he said.

Member of the Maharashtra State Commission for Women Suprada Phaterpekar recognized herself as the festival's organizer and stated her group had apologised to Mr. Nigam. She said in a tweet that her brother was attempting to take a selfie with the musician. She also urged people not to take individuals who were attempting to politicize the situation at their word.