Punjabi singer Garry Sandhu attacked in Australia

Punjabi singer Garry Sandhu was allegedly attacked during a live performance in Australia. The incident occurred when a fan ran to the stage and attempted to choke Sandhu. A video pertaining to the incident is going viral on social media....

Tribune News Service

Bathinda, Updated At : 09:25 AM Nov 19, 2024 IST

Punjabi singer Garry Sandhu was allegedly attacked during a live performance in Australia. The incident occurred when a fan ran to the stage and attempted to choke Sandhu.

A video pertaining to the incident is going viral on social media. As per information, while performing a song, Garry pointed towards the crowd by raising his middle finger (the gesture is considered socially indecent). The offensive gesture did not go down well with the fan, leading to a confrontation on the stage.

It is learnt that after the indecent gesture, a fan came out of the crowd, climbed onto the stage, and rushed toward Garry. He came and grabbed Garry’s neck. Immediately after that, people from Garry’s team and the New South Wales policemen reached there.

They rescued Garry from the clutches of the attacker.

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