Yo Yo Honey Singh domestic violence case: Court allows rapper's wife Shalini Talwar to collect belongings from matrimonial home

In her plea, Shalini Talwar has charted out how she was allegedly physically assaulted by Yo Yo Honey Singh over the last ten years of their marriage. She also alleged that the rapper cheated on her.

New Delhi: A Delhi court Friday allowed Punjabi singer Yo Yo Honey Singh's wife, who has filed a domestic violence case against him, to gather belongings from her matrimonial home and directed the couple not to indulge in any unhealthy conversation during the visit. Metropolitan Magistrate Tania Singh conducted in-chamber counselling of the couple for more than an hour, following which she allowed Honey Singh's wife Shalini Talwar to collect her belongings from her matrimonial home in the presence of two protection officers on September 5. The judge directed the couple not to indulge in "any unhealthy conversation or exchange of words on that day". Their counsels have been asked to be present there, a list of belongings to be prepared and the whole act to be videographed.