A controversy has erupted after a video of Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma surfaced from a cultural event held at DAV College in Uttarakhand's Dehradun.
The clip, which is rapidly going viral on social media, shows the singer allegedly using abusive language on stage during his performance, creating an uncomfortable situation for students and organisers present at the venue.
According to reports, Masoom Sharma had been invited for a student-organised event at the college. While the programme began smoothly, his behaviour reportedly changed midway. In the viral video, he can be seen repeatedly using objectionable and inappropriate language, seemingly directed at an individual, leaving the audience shocked.
The video has triggered strong reactions online, with many users condemning the conduct and demanding strict action. Critics have pointed out that such behaviour is unacceptable, especially in an educational institution where a large number of students were in attendance.
Uttarakhand Police Launches Probe
Taking note of the incident, the Uttarakhand Police have launched a probe. Officials said the authenticity of the viral video is being verified and appropriate legal action will be taken once the investigation is complete.
Police have also stated that if the video is found to be genuine, action could be initiated under relevant sections for creating public nuisance and disturbing peace. Organisers may also be questioned regarding the arrangements made to ensure discipline and security during the event.
This is not the first time Masoom Sharma has been linked to controversy. He has previously faced allegations of inappropriate conduct during public performances. However, the current incident has drawn sharper criticism due to its occurrence within a college campus.
Meanwhile, the college administration is closely monitoring the situation. The incident has sparked discussions among students, many of whom are calling for stricter guidelines and accountability in organising such events in the future.
Author : Danish Khan