9 months ago
Queer Artist Param Singh Attacked in Delhi, Cites Homophobia
A famous queer fashion person named Param Singh was making a video in Delhi.
A group of men recognized him and attacked him.
They covered his face, beat him up, and used bad words against him, calling him names related to his identity and religion.
This wasn't the first time something bad had happened to him; his studio was also damaged before.
Even though he gets a lot of love from his friends and online followers, attacks like these make him feel weak and tired.
People on social media are showing him support, but this shows that the struggle for acceptance for queer people is still ongoing.
Queer fashion icon Param Singh was attacked by a group of men in Connaught Place, Delhi.
Singh reported being physically assaulted, with his face covered and being hit multiple times.
Attackers allegedly hurled homophobic slurs and insults related to his Sikh faith.
This is the second such incident against Singh in six months, following the vandalism of his studio in May 2025.
The incident has sparked support for Singh on social media, highlighting ongoing struggles for the queer community.
- Who
- Queer fashion icon Param Singh and his team
- What
- Param Singh was physically and verbally abused and attacked by a group of men.
- Where
- Connaught Place, Delhi
- When
- Sunday evening
- Why
- Allegedly due to homophobia and hate directed at the victim's queer identity.
Key facts
- Attacker's Motive
- Homophobia, hate against queer community
- Victim's Identity
- Param Singh, queer fashion icon and content creator
- Location of Attack
- Connaught Place, Delhi
- Previous Incident
- Vandalism of studio in May 2025
- Duration of Attack
- 10-15 minutes
Quotes
Param Singh
queer fashion icon and victim of an attack
“This is unfortunately the second attack which has happened to me in the past six months”
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“On Sunday evening, I was shooting for a winter haul video for my content with two of my team members in Connaught Place, Delhi”
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Nayandeep Prakshit
Internet personality
“I do not understand why a certain section in Delhi thinks and wears homophobia as some badge of honour.”
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