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By Rakshita | Published on March 23, 2025

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Breaking News / March 23, 2025

Uproar At Haryanvi Singer Masoom Sharma’s Gurugram Concert Over Banned Song

At his Gurugram concert, Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma addressed the controversy over his banned song Khatola, stating he couldn't sing it but the audience could.

Gurugram

Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma performed on Saturday at Laser Valley Ground in Sector 29, Gurugram, attracting a large audience. Police were deployed to manage the crowd. During the concert, Sharma spoke about the controversy surrounding his banned song 'Khatola', saying, "I have signed an agreement not to sing the song, but you all can sing it."

Rising Controversy Over Banned Songs

The controversy surrounding Masoom Sharma’s banned songs is escalating. The singer has repeatedly criticised the government over the restrictions. Meanwhile, the dispute has also gained traction on social media.

No Official Complaint Filed Yet

Gurugram Police stated that no formal complaint has been received regarding the incident. However, they assured that appropriate action would be taken if a complaint was filed.

Chaos at Concert

Following his statement, the audience began humming the song. In response, police intervened, taking the microphone from Masoom Sharma and stopping the music. This action angered his fans, leading to some attendees crossing the security barrier. A clash ensued, and bouncers reportedly beat up several youths.

Police Detain Some Attendees

Eyewitnesses reported that the situation spiralled out of control as fans rushed toward the stage in an attempt to meet the singer. Despite the presence of security personnel and bouncers, some youths clashed with the security team. Police later detained several individuals involved in the scuffle.

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