Mika Singh Slaps A Doctor On Stage - LEAKED Video
- 7 years ago
On Thursday, singer Mika Singh got arrested for slapping a doctor at a concert held in New Delhi in April, this year. However, he was granted bail a few hours later.
The incident had occurred during the Mika Singh Live-in-concert that was coordinated by the Delhi Ophthalmological Society in April. During the show, Mika called a young doctor, who was a part of the audience, on the stage and slapped him and handed him over to his bouncers.
In his defense Mika told the cops that during the show he had asked the men to move to one side to give women and children some space to dance. While others did the needful, Dr. Shrikanth started abusing. Mika says that he then called him on stage and asked him 'if he would feel comfortable doing the same actions on stage or in front of his family'. However, Shrikanth continued using expletives and that's when Singh lost his cool and slapped him.
After the incident, Shrikanth was taken to a hospital and post that he filed an FIR against the crooner. A case under IPC sections 323 (assault), 341 (criminal intimidation) and 34 (common intention) was registered at Delhi's Inderpuri police station.
The incident had occurred during the Mika Singh Live-in-concert that was coordinated by the Delhi Ophthalmological Society in April. During the show, Mika called a young doctor, who was a part of the audience, on the stage and slapped him and handed him over to his bouncers.
In his defense Mika told the cops that during the show he had asked the men to move to one side to give women and children some space to dance. While others did the needful, Dr. Shrikanth started abusing. Mika says that he then called him on stage and asked him 'if he would feel comfortable doing the same actions on stage or in front of his family'. However, Shrikanth continued using expletives and that's when Singh lost his cool and slapped him.
After the incident, Shrikanth was taken to a hospital and post that he filed an FIR against the crooner. A case under IPC sections 323 (assault), 341 (criminal intimidation) and 34 (common intention) was registered at Delhi's Inderpuri police station.