Archive · 16 Dec 2025
Celebrities and Public Face Groping Incidents
Recently, Bollywood singer Kanika Kapoor was groped by a fan during her concert in Meghalaya.
This incident is part of a larger issue where people, including celebrities, face groping in public spaces.
Similar incidents have happened to other celebrities like Ariana Grande.
Many individuals, both men and women, have shared their experiences of being groped in crowded places like buses, trains, and markets.
Experts explain that groping is not accidental but a deliberate act to assert power and control.
It's important for society to understand that groping is a serious violation and to encourage reporting and teaching about consent and personal boundaries.
Bollywood singer Kanika Kapoor was groped by a fan during her concert in Meghalaya.
Ariana Grande was groped by Johnson Wen in Singapore, who was sentenced to nine days in prison.
Individuals shared their experiences of being groped in public spaces, including buses, trains, and markets.
Experts explain that groping is a deliberate act to assert power and control, not an accidental behavior.
Society needs to understand groping as a serious violation and encourage reporting and teaching about consent.
- Who
- Kanika Kapoor, Ariana Grande, and other individuals
- What
- Groping incidents at public events and spaces
- When
- Recent incidents, with historical examples from 2003 to 2025
- Where
- Meghalaya, Singapore, Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai
- Why
- Perpetrators seek a sense of dominance and control, often relying on shock and silence of victims
- Kanika Kapoor
- Bollywood singer groped at concert in Meghalaya
- Ariana Grande
- Groped by Johnson Wen in Singapore
- Johnson Wen
- Sentenced to nine days in prison for public nuisance
- Delnna Rrajesh
- Psychotherapist explaining the psychology of groping
- Parina
- Mumbai resident who confronted a groper
- Venkat
- Male survivor of groping incidents in Chennai