After
Yo
Yo
Honey
Singh
battled
a
domestic
violence
case
last
year
in
August
filed
by
his
wife
Shalini
Talwar,
it
looks
like
the
rapper-singer
has
embroiled
himself
into
another
controversy.
The
latest
development
suggests
that
the
singer
has
been
asked
by
a
Nagpur
district
court
to
appear
before
a
local
police
station
to
submit
his
voice
sample.
This
was
after
a
case
was
filed
against
Singh
by
Anandpal
Singh
Jabbal
for
singing
and
sharing
an
alleged
vulgar
song
on
social
media.
According
to
a
news
report
in
Pinkvilla,
the
song
has
not
been
specified
in
the
question.
The
complaint
against
Yo
Yo
Honey
Singh
was
registered
by
Panchpaoll
Police
under
IPC's
Section
292
(sale,
distribution
of
obscene
content)
and
other
relevant
sections
of
the
Information
Technology
Act.
The
Additional
Sessions
and
the
District
judge
has
asked
the
'Brown
Rang'
singer
to
appear
before
the
authorities
at
the
Panchpaoll
Police
Station,
Nagpur
between
February
4
and
11.
The
news
report
added
that
the
court
passed
this
latest
order
after
Yo
Yo
Honey
Singh
had
sought
relaxation
to
travel
to
Dubai.
The
court
granted
him
permission
to
travel
between
January
29
and
February
4
but
stated
that
he
has
to
appear
before
the
authorities
after
that.
A
news
report
in
The
Times
Of
India
also
quoted
the
judge
overlooking
the
case.
The
judge
revealed,
"It
appears
that
the
applicant
is
bona
fide
seeking
permission
to
travel
abroad
for
his
business
engagement
on
three
different
dates.
Considering
the
fact
that
his
presence
is
required
by
the
police
to
record
his
voice
sample,
he
has
shown
his
bona
fide
by
filing
pursis
for
providing
his
voice
samples.
Under
these
reasons,
I
see
no
legal
impediment
to
grant
permission
to
him
by
imposing
certain
conditions."
Meanwhile,
early
in
August
last
year,
Singer
Yo
Yo
Honey
Singh's
wife
Shalini
Talwar
had
filed
a
police
complaint
against
him
for
alleged
domestic
violence.
Not
only
that,
but
Talwar
had
also
made
some
serious
allegations
of
mental
and
physical
assault
against
the
singer
and
his
family
members.
However,
the
'Kaanta
Laga'
singer
released
an
official
statement
and
denied
all
the
allegations
by
her.