Honey Singh failed to appear before the Maharashtra Cyber Cell on October 5 after being summoned to record his statement over an alleged controversial remark at a Delhi concert. The rapper has sought more time to appear. The case follows a complaint filed with Maharashtra Cyber, while Singh has previously apologised for the remark.

Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh has requested additional time to record his statement before the Maharashtra Cyber Cell | AI Generated Image

Mumbai, October 5, 2026: Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh was summoned by Maharashtra Cyber Cell for questioning on Monday. However, the rapper failed to appear before the Maharashtra Cyber.

Honey Singh Seeks More Time

As per Maharashtra Cyber Cell, the rapper was asked to appear in person before the investigating officer through a notice, and record his statement. However, the rapper has sought more time from Maharashtra Cyber to appear before the investigating officer.

The issue stems from a controversial remark by the rapper at one of his concerts in Delhi. Honey Singh had allegedly made indecent remarks during a concert. After this, a person filed a complaint against Honey Singh in Maharashtra Cyber. Based on this complaint, Maharashtra Cyber is investigating the case and Honey Singh was summoned for questioning in this regard.

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Controversial Remark And Apology

Earlier this year, Honey was seen making a sleazy remark in a viral clip, seemingly asking people to have sex in cars, a moment that left many social media users unimpressed and angry.

He later addressed his controversial remark, as he posted a video on social media and tendered an apology.

He earlier said in the video, “A video of mine has been going viral on Instagram since morning, edited in a way that's offended many people. I want to tell you the whole story. My intention was never to hurt, insult, or offend anyone”.

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“A few days prior to the incident, I had interactions with a leading gynaecologist and sexologist who shared about the rising concerns of sexually transmitted diseases among the younger generation due to unprotected sex. This conversation stayed with me. While being a guest at the show of Nanku and Karun, and seeing a large number of Gen Z in the audience, I tried to convey a message about the importance of protection in a language which they would refer to which is used in OTT they watch”, he added.

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