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Pune Police Begin Investigation into Complaints Filed Against Actor Rahul Solapurkar

Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar confirmed multiple complaints have been received. He assured that police would verify allegations and take necessary legal action accordingly.

Salil Urunkar

Pune: Complaints have been lodged against veteran actor Rahul Solapurkar over remarks about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's historic escape from Agra. Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar has assured that the matter is being examined, and necessary legal action will follow based on the findings.

Rahul Solapurkar’s recent remarks about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj have led to political backlash across Maharashtra. Many social and political organizations have condemned his statements, and demands for legal action and arrest have intensified.

On social media, users have been criticizing the actor, further fueling the controversy. Several organizations have submitted formal complaints to their local police stations, as well as directly to the Police Commissioner, urging a case to be registered against Solapurkar.

While speaking to the media at an event in Yerawada, Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar confirmed that multiple complaints have been received. He assured that the police would verify the allegations and take necessary legal action accordingly.

Authorities are expected to review the complaints in detail before proceeding with any official legal action. Further updates on the case are awaited.

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