The controversy surrounding Indian actor Ranveer Singh has escalated following claims by the complainant's counsel that his affidavit submitted to the court shows no remorse regarding remarks allegedly insulting a deity. Advocate Prashanth, representing the complainant, stated that the affidavit fails to include an apology, despite prior indications from Singh's defense that he would express regret and visit Chamundi Hills in Mysuru, Karnataka, India for forgiveness. Instead, the affidavit justifies his comments, suggesting that applause at an event implies acceptance. The complainant's side is adamant that without a proper apology, legal proceedings could intensify, potentially leading to trial. The court has adjourned the case, allowing Singh time to submit a revised affidavit that meets the expectations of the complainant and the court.