Honey Singh and Bhushan Kumar charged for their words "Vulgar" in the new song Makhna

Punjab police announced that pop singer Honey Singh and music producer Bhushan Kumar were accused of using vulgar lyrics against women in their last song. The rapper was hired following a lawsuit filed by the Punjab State Women's Commission which sought to be sued for using vulgar language against women in the song. The case was registered at the Mataur Police Station in Mohali District, Punjab.

Honey Singh was successful under sections 294 (punishment for singing and obscene acts) and 509 (punishment for words, deeds or acts intended to insult modesty). Harpharan Singh Bhullar, Chief Superintendent of Police, told PTI

He was also charged under Section 67 (Punishment for Publishing or Transmitting Obscene Material in Electronic Form) of the Privacy Act, 2000 Information technology and Harcharan Singh Bhullar said, in an article of the 1986 law on the prohibition of indecent representation of women (prohibition).

police (crime), demanding appropriate measures against the singer.

"We asked the police to record a FIR against the singer for using vulgar lyrics against women's song Makhna ," said Manisha Gulati. The women's panel had also asked the police to submit a status report on this issue by 12 July at the latest.

Manisha Gulati had declared that the song containing the wrong words against women should be banned in the state.

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