Indian rapper Badshah has apologized to the National Commission for Women for his song 'Tateeree' and promised to release a new song on women empowerment within four months. He also vowed to sponsor education for 50 girls from economically weaker sections.

Badshah's 'Tateeree' sparks outrage over vulgar lyrics and schoolgirl video, drawing Haryana police notice. He apologized, pulled the track, but stays silent amid backlash.

An FIR has been registered against the singer at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Panchkula, following complaints from residents who raised concerns.

Rapper Badshah has reportedly received a death threat from individuals linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, warning him over his controversial song 'Tateeree'.

Badshah said he has always intended to uplift the culture of Haryana and never meant to hurt anyone with the track

Several police teams are continuously raiding various possible locations to arrest the accused, even as a formal notice has been issued to him to appear before the police immediately