Honey Singh 'Makhna' Controversy | READ the Punjab State Women Commission's complaint against the horrific and sexist Yo Yo Honey Singh song lyrics

Having earlier remained in dock for song ‘Mein hoon balatkari’, rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh is yet again in controversy over his music video ‘Makhna’ in which he has allegedly again used vulgar lyrics.

Chairperson of Punjab State Women Commission Manisha Gulati, said taking a suo moto notice of matter, she h written to ditional Chief Secretary, Home, Punjab DGP, and IG, Crime, Punjab, recommending action against singer, especially for using lyrics like ‘Mein hoon womaniser’ and ‘Silicon wali lkiyon ko mein pakta nahi’.

complaint says that this song is getting viral on social media and its video is also objectionable. Hence, Gulati has taken a serious note of it and asked police to register an FIR against singer and company owner. We want that this song be banned and hence we have also raised our objection with censor board. We cannot allow songs with such obscene words to be allowed to propagate furr. We will also meet state government officials to get song banned at least from Punjab.

complaint also cited lyrics that were objectionable:

Tu tu tu tu ru ru makhna

Main aur mere kalakaar
Sab baith ke karein chill
Par main hoon womanizer
Mujhe akele mein matt mill
Silicon wali lkiyon ko main pakta nahi
Brown girl se mera dil bharta nahi
Gori gori skin ke liye main marta nahi
Kyon ki main hoon sher ghaas charta nahi

Re complaint here -

complaint letter ends by saying that: 

commission chairperson has sought status report from senior police officials by July 12 on matter. In a communique that she has sent to officials yesterday, she has written, “A legal action and an inquiry is required to be initiated by police on matter as song reied by T-series chairman Bhushan Kumar and singers Honey Singh and Neha Kakkar uses vulgar words against women.”

RE | Honey Singh 'Makhna' Controversy | SHOCKING: se are shameful and disgustingly sexist Yo Yo Honey Singh song lyrics against which Punjab Women's Panel has filed a complaint