Yo Yo Honey Singh summoned again by Maharashtra Cyber Cell over viral Delhi concert remarks

The Maharashtra Cyber Cell on Friday rejected the request of rapper and music producer Hirdesh Singh, better known by his stage name Yo Yo Honey Singh, to appear before it on October 22.Singh has been summoned to appear before the cell on Friday, October 16, ANI reported.A complaint has been filed against the rapper in connection with allegedly objectionable comments he made at a concert in Delhi. A video clip of Singh's remarks was shared widely on social media, and drew criticism from several users.Maharashtra Cyber Summons Yo Yo Honey Singh Again, Calls Comedians Harsh Gujral & Madhur Virli For Questioning Singh had later apologised on video, claiming that the clip had been edited in a way that could be construed as offensive.The rapper has failed to appear before the Maharashtra Cyber Cell three times, according to the news agency. On October 5, after he did not show up for questioning, he had sought additional time to appear before the investigating officer.In April as well, Singh had become the subject of controversy when the Delhi High Court had directed the Union government to take down URLs of his song Volume 1 from social media platforms. The High Court had said that the song was obscene and derogatory to women, and that it could not be allowed in the name of freedom of expression.Singer Honey Singh May Face Look Out Circular If He Misses October 16 Summons Over Delhi Concert Remarks The song was released in 2006 by Singh and rapper Badshah. Advocate Rupali Panwar, the counsel for the petitioner, had argued earlier this year that the song was accessible even to children of a tender age, which was harmful for them, ANI reported.

Mumbai: Maharashtra Cyber has issued a fresh summons to rapper and singer Hirdesh Singh, popularly known as Yo Yo Honey Singh, directing him to appear before the agency on October 16 after he failed to appear in response to an earlier summons issued on October 5.The case relates to allegedly objectionable remarks made by Singh during a concert in New Delhi. A video clip of the performance subsequently went viral on social media, triggering criticism over an alleged indecent reference to having sex in cars. Following a complaint, Maharashtra Cyber initiated an investigation and registered a case.Fresh summons after earlier absence“We had summoned Yo Yo Honey Singh on October 5, but he failed to appear and sought some time,” a Maharashtra Cyber police officer said. The agency has now issued a fresh summons asking him to appear for questioning on October 16. Officials indicated that repeated failure to comply with summons could prompt the agency to approach a court.Singer apologises over concert remarksSingh had subsequently issued a video apology, stating that he had not intended to hurt or offend anyone. He explained that he was attempting to convey a message about the risks of unprotected sex and sexually transmitted diseases among young people in language he believed would resonate with Generation Z. However, he acknowledged that the way he expressed the message was inappropriate and apologised.Singer Honey Singh May Face Look Out Circular If He Misses October 16 Summons Over Delhi Concert RemarksThe latest development comes months after Singh faced another legal challenge over allegedly objectionable lyrics. In April, the Delhi High Court directed the Centre to take down URLs of his song Volume 1 from social media and file-sharing platforms, observing that the song was highly vulgar, obscene and derogatory towards women.Maharashtra Cyber summons two comediansIn a separate case, Maharashtra Cyber has summoned stand-up comedians Harsh Gujral and Madhur Virli for questioning on October 19 over allegedly obscene and objectionable remarks made during their comedy performances.Also Watch:According to an official, the agency initiated an investigation following a complaint lodged by a woman alleging the use of objectionable and inappropriate language by the comedians.Both comedians have been directed to appear before the Maharashtra Cyber Cell on October 19 to record their statements as part of the investigation.Further details regarding the allegations and the agency's findings are awaited.To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/

Rapper and singer Honey Singh has been summoned by the Maharashtra Cyber Cell after failing to appear in response to three previous summons. The singer has now been directed to appear before the authorities on October 16 in connection with allegations of making derogatory remarks during a concert in Delhi. According to an official, a Look Out Circular (LOC) may be issued against him if he fails to appear this time as well.According to NDTV, a senior Cyber Cell official said that the authorities could initiate the process of issuing an LOC if Honey Singh fails to appear on October 16. The singer reportedly missed the previous three summons, citing his stay abroad as the reason. He was last directed to appear before the investigating officer on October 5, 2026.Honey Singh's next summons is scheduled for Friday, October 16, 2026. It remains to be seen whether the rapper will appear before the authorities on the scheduled date. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yo Yo Honey Singh (@yoyohoneysingh) The controversy surrounding Honey Singh began after a video from his concert in Delhi went viral on social media in January 2026. In the clip, the rapper allegedly made an indecent reference to having sex in cars, prompting criticism from social media users. A complaint was subsequently filed with the Maharashtra Cyber Cell, and a case was registered.Honey Singh Seeks More Time After Failing To Appear Before Maharashtra Cyber Cell In Controversial Remark Case View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yo Yo Honey Singh (@yoyohoneysingh) Honey Singh later issued a video apology, claiming that the viral clip had been edited in a way that made his remarks appear offensive. Explaining his intention, the rapper said he was trying to raise awareness about the importance of protection among young people. He stated, “Seeing a larger number of Gen Z, I tried to convey a message in a language which they would prefer. However, I deeply regret that the way I expressed this message was inappropriate and not acceptable to many. I offer my heartfelt apologies.”

A senior Cyber Cell official has warned that authorities may begin the process of issuing a Look Out Circular (LOC) against him if he fails to appear on the latest date

A senior Cyber Cell official has warned that authorities may begin the process of issuing a Look Out Circular (LOC) against him if he fails to appear on the latest date