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Prakash Raj Filed Complaint Against Website
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 April 2018 1:26 PM GMT
Prakash Raj seems to be taking legal route to deal with haters. He already filed a defamation suit against BJP MP for making objectionable remarks. And now, The Acclaimed Actor lodged a complaint against website (Postcard.news) for allegedly publishing derogatory articles.
Yesterday, Prakash Raj approached Cubbon Park Police in Bengaluru to lodge a complaint. He accused the owners of the Website of trying to malign his image since the past few months. Bad Propaganda began against Prakash Raj from the period he started criticizing PM Modi, BJP and Right-Wing Groups publicly.
Last week, Central Crime Branch arrested Mahesh Vikram Hegde who is the owner of the website on charges of promoting communal enmity and attempting to tarnish the image of Congress Govt in Karnataka. An article has been published spreading false news that a Jain Muni (who suffered injuries due to road mishap) was attacked by a muslim youth.
Prakash Raj couldn't lodge the complaint so far as he lacked clarity on who was the person behind those malicious articles. He has seen hope after the cops nabbed one of the co-founders.
Yesterday, Prakash Raj approached Cubbon Park Police in Bengaluru to lodge a complaint. He accused the owners of the Website of trying to malign his image since the past few months. Bad Propaganda began against Prakash Raj from the period he started criticizing PM Modi, BJP and Right-Wing Groups publicly.
Last week, Central Crime Branch arrested Mahesh Vikram Hegde who is the owner of the website on charges of promoting communal enmity and attempting to tarnish the image of Congress Govt in Karnataka. An article has been published spreading false news that a Jain Muni (who suffered injuries due to road mishap) was attacked by a muslim youth.
Prakash Raj couldn't lodge the complaint so far as he lacked clarity on who was the person behind those malicious articles. He has seen hope after the cops nabbed one of the co-founders.
