FIR against South actor Upendra, used foul language for Dalit community in live streaming
An FIR has been registered against Kannada actor Upendra in Karnataka for using foul language in a live streaming on a social media platform. Upendra Uttam is also the founder of Prajakia Party. The case has been registered at the CK Achukkattu police station in Bengaluru. Another FIR has been registered against him at Halasuru Gate Police Station. But later the actor has also apologized. Let’s know about this whole matter.
According to information, Kannada actor Upendra used vulgar words for Dalit community on social media platform. This video went viral in no time. After this everyone started criticizing him. When the matter escalated, a case was registered against him.
Protests followed the statement
After the uproar, Upendra deleted this video from social media. He was talking about Uttam Prajakia Party in this video. During this he used abusive words for the Dalit community. Dalit support organizations protested after his statement.
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Apologized after registering FIR
Realizing the seriousness of the situation after burning posters, growing protests and registering an FIR, Upendra addressed the controversy on his social media account and apologized for his words. In his statement he revealed that his comment was made in error and that he deleted the video soon after realizing the consequences. Admitting that feelings were hurt and making amends for the damage caused by his statement, he said, “I apologize for my statement.”
Worked in Kannada and Telugu films
Upendra’s full name is Upendra Rao. Apart from being an actor, he is also a filmmaker, producer, screenwriter and politician. He mostly works in Kannada films. He has also worked in Telugu films.
