News India Live, Digital Desk: famous rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh ‘s recent music concert in Mumbai is now surrounded by controversies. Amidst the grand event of this show, news of a major negligence has come to light, after which the Mumbai Police has arrested the program. Organizers FIR has been registered against. case used during show Laser Lights Due to which many spectators have been accused of causing damage to the eyes and violating safety rules.
Thousands of people gathered in this show of Honey Singh. To make the show grand, the organizers had used high-intensity laser lights extensively. According to the complaint, the intensity of these lights was so high that the spectators and some VIP guests present complained of burning sensation in the eyes, blurred vision and headache. Some medical reports also claimed that these rays falling directly on the eyes can cause damage to the retina, for which prior permission from the administration and adherence to safety standards is mandatory.
Mumbai Police has registered a case against the organizers based on the complaint of the victims and preliminary investigation. Police say that:
Organizers decided to use laser lights safety guidelines Violated.
Using such lights in crowded areas without proper technical testing is a threat to public safety.
Police are now investigating whether the laser show was mentioned in the permission letter and whether the prescribed ‘decibel’ and ‘beam strength’ were followed.
At present, no official statement has come from Yo Yo Honey Singh in this matter. Since the FIR is against the organizers (Event Management Team), the legal blame seems to be falling on them. However, this controversy has sparked a new debate on social media as to why the safety of the audience is compromised at big music shows and events. Even before this, cases of audience’s eyesight being affected due to misuse of laser lights have come to light in many international shows.
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