Student Whose Phone Aditya Narayan Threw At The Concert Says What Singer Is Saying Is Not True
What exactly happened that triggered Aditya Narayan? While the event manager shared how the student was poking him continuously after he had taken 200 selfies with him already, the college student whose name is Lovekesh Chandravanshi has a different story to tell. He has called Aditya and his team's narrative completely false.
"Papa kehte hain, badnaam karega! Beta humare aise kaand karega¡"
This is what comedian and Bigg Boss 17 winner Munawar Faruqui wrote in response to the raging controversy over singer Aditya Narayan, son of legendary singer Udit Narayan, throwing away the phone of a college student after hitting him with it.
Student whose phone Aditya Narayan threw away during the concert says singer's narrative is not true
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What exactly happened that triggered the singer? While the event manager shared how the student was poking him continuously after he had taken 200 selfies with him already, the college student whose name is Lovekesh Chandravanshi has a different story to tell. He has called Aditya and his team's narrative completely false.
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The third-year BSc student at Rungta College said, "The concert was going on and I was standing in the feont of the stage. Aditya Sir was performing and he was taking everyone's phones and clicking selfies for them. I was right by the stage so I also gave my phone to him for the selfie but he hit my hand with his mic and then threw my phone away for no reason. My bother was standing next to me too. Aditya is a huge star and we love him that is why went. He was taking selfies with everyone so I thought he would take a selfie with me too, that is why I gave him my phone."
The college student says he never hit Aditya Narayan
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"I never touched him. I never hit him. You can see this in the video as well. People are saying a lot of things but this is not true. No one hit him actually. Everyone was normally handing over their phones to him for selfies and he was obliging. Even ater he thre my phone away, he clicked selfies for a lot of students. Only he knows what his mood was like," he was quoted as saying by Times Now.
Meanwhile, here's what Aditya Narayan said after the video of him hitting the student and throwing away his phone went viral and here's what the concert manager said in the singer's defense.
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