Honey Rose Receives Apology From Businessman Accused Of Making Sexual Remarks Hope She Withdraws Case
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“But I have come to realise that my statements about Ms Honey Rose have caused significant distress to her and her family. I deeply apologise for the harm I have caused. I take full responsibility for my words and their impact,” he wrote, adding, “I have no intention of causing any pain, and I hope that by offering this sincere apology, she will proceed to withdraw the case. I ask for this matter to be considered, and I am committed to moving forward positively.” Honey has not publicly responded to
“But I have come to realise that my statements about Ms Honey Rose have caused significant distress to her and her family. I deeply apologise for the harm I have caused. I take full responsibility for my words and their impact,” he wrote, adding, “I have no intention of causing any pain, and I hope that by offering this sincere apology, she will proceed to withdraw the case. I ask for this matter to be considered, and I am committed to moving forward positively.”
Honey has not publicly responded to the apology.
Honey accused Boby of making sexually coloured and derogatory remarks against her during a jewellery showroom launch event last year. In January 2025, he was arrested by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the harassment case registered based on a complaint filed by Honey.
According to PTI, he was booked under non-bailable provisions, including Section 75(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for allegedly making sexually coloured remarks amounting to sexual harassment and Section 67 of the Information Technology Act for publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic form.
In her complaint, Honey accused Boby of making repeated remarks against her through various platforms. The controversy first came to light when she alleged that she had been stalked and subjected to sexually inappropriate remarks through various media platforms, prompting her to approach the police. His public apology comes more than a year after the incident.
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