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Yo Yo Honey Singh Denies Allegations Of Assaulting An Event Organiser, Releases Official Statement

Vivek Raman had reportedly organised a music festival titled Yo Yo Honey Singh 3.0 by Festivina on April 15, this year, at the MMRDA Grounds in BKC. In his complaint to BKC police, Raman has alleged that the cancellation of the event miffed Honey Singh and his associates

Rapper-singer Yo Yo Honey Singh is currently making headlines for allegation charges by event management company owner named Vivek Raman. Raman accused Yo Yo Honey Singh and his team of kidnapping and assaulting him and has filed a complaint against the rapper and his associates at the BKC Police Station in Mumbai alleging that he was assaulted, kidnapped, and held captive by them, reports India Forum.

However, the famous singer has now denied all the allegations against him, claiming that they are 'false' and 'baseless'. Yo Yo Honey Singh reacted to the reports with an official statement, which was posted on his official Instagram handle. "The complaint and the allegations are false and baseless. There is no connection or agreement between my company or the complainant which the media is showing since morning," he wrote in the statement.

"I was engaged for the Mumbai Show through a company named Tribevibe which is a reputed company and a sister concern of Bookmyshow. I did my performance for whatever time the permission was there for," added the singer. "Rest all such allegations are false and an attempt to tarnish my image. My Legal Team is already working to file a defamation case against such miscreants," concluded Yo Yo Honey Singh in his statement.

For the unversed, Vivek Raman had reportedly organised a music festival titled Yo Yo Honey Singh 3.0 by Festivina on April 15, this year, at the MMRDA Grounds in BKC. In his complaint to BKC police, Raman has alleged that the cancellation of the event miffed Honey Singh and his associates, who later abducted him, held him hostage at a hotel in Mumbai, and assaulted him.

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