Punjabi singer Garry Sandhu was allegedly attacked on stage during a live performance in Australia when a fan attempted to choke him.
The incident, which has since gone viral on social media, unfolded when Sandhu allegedly made an indecent gesture—raising his middle finger—while performing a song. The gesture, deemed offensive by many, sparked outrage among the audience and led to an unexpected confrontation.
According to reports, a fan emerged from the crowd, climbed onto the stage, and attempted to choke the singer. The swift intervention of Garry Sandhu's team and New South Wales police officers prevented further harm, rescuing the artist from the attacker's grip.
The dramatic episode has stirred widespread discussion online, with opinions divided over the incident and its lead-up. Further details regarding the motivations of the attacker and any subsequent actions by authorities remain unclear.
This incident highlights the challenges performers can face during live events, especially when audience interactions take a confrontational turn.
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