Prakash Raj faces non-bailable warrant by Bengaluru court over possession of multiple voter ID cards: Details inside
In 2019, advocate Dileep Kumar filed a complaint at the Halasuru Gate Police Station in Bengaluru alleging that Prakash was registered to vote simultaneously in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh

Actor and politician Prakash Raj has found himself in fresh legal trouble. As per reports, a non-bailable warrant has been issued against Raj by Bengaluru Magistrate Court over possession of multiple voter ID cards. The actor is yet to comment on the matter.
ANI reported that the 48th Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate (ACJM) court in Bengaluru issued a non-bailable warrant after Prakash allegedly failed to respond to repeated judicial summons. The non-bailable warrant could lead to legal issues and raise questions about his official registration status. The court noted that Prakash remained absent and failed to acknowledge the legal directives.
Details of the case
According to a report by India Today, in 2019, advocate Dileep Kumar filed a complaint at the Halasuru Gate Police Station in Bengaluru alleging that Prakash was registered to vote simultaneously in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
The dig at Dhurandhar
Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar’s spy thriller Dhurandhar: The Revenge has etched its name in box-office history. Why not? It has collected Rs 44 crore in paid previews and Rs 102 crore on day one. Only its two-day total stands at Rs 146 crore and it could be eying at Rs 1000 crore in its lifetime.
But actor Prakash Raj is yet to see the film and he may not either going by his tweet that has caught social media’s attention.

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