Complaint Filed Against Deepfake Misuse ..?
Tollywood superstar and former Union minister Chiranjeevi has lodged a formal complaint with the hyderabad Cyber Crime Police.
He alleged that certain websites are creating fake and pornographic videos using his data-face and name with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The actor stated that the videos are completely false and obscene, intending to harm his reputation and dignity.
Based on his complaint, thepolice registered a case under:
Sections 67 and 67A of the Information technology Act (related to publishing or transmitting obscene content).
Sections 79, 294, 296, and 336(4) of the indian Penal Code (IPC).
Relevant provisions of the Prohibition of Indecent Representation of women Act, 1986.
Chiranjeevi also obtained a temporary court stay order to prevent further misuse of his identity online.
He has submitted details of the websites and platforms circulating the fake videos to the authorities.
The actor emphadata-sized that the AI-generated deepfake videos are causing severe mental, emotional, and social harm.
These fake videos are damaging his public image, built over decades in cinema, politics, and social service.
He expressed concern that the content was being shared widely, tarnishing his reputation among the public.
Chiranjeevi has urged the police to launch a technical investigation to identify the culprits.
He demanded the immediate removal of all fake content from the internet.
The actor insisted that this is not an isolated act but part of an organized conspiracy aimed at defaming him.
Citing Article 21 of the indian Constitution, he asserted his right to the protection of dignity and privacy, calling for strict legal punishment for those involved.
He alleged that certain websites are creating fake and pornographic videos using his data-face and name with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The actor stated that the videos are completely false and obscene, intending to harm his reputation and dignity.
Legal Action and Case Details
Based on his complaint, thepolice registered a case under:
Sections 67 and 67A of the Information technology Act (related to publishing or transmitting obscene content).
Sections 79, 294, 296, and 336(4) of the indian Penal Code (IPC).
Relevant provisions of the Prohibition of Indecent Representation of women Act, 1986.
Chiranjeevi also obtained a temporary court stay order to prevent further misuse of his identity online.
He has submitted details of the websites and platforms circulating the fake videos to the authorities.
Impact on Reputation and Mental Health
The actor emphadata-sized that the AI-generated deepfake videos are causing severe mental, emotional, and social harm.
These fake videos are damaging his public image, built over decades in cinema, politics, and social service.
He expressed concern that the content was being shared widely, tarnishing his reputation among the public.
Appeal for Immediate Action
Chiranjeevi has urged the police to launch a technical investigation to identify the culprits.
He demanded the immediate removal of all fake content from the internet.
The actor insisted that this is not an isolated act but part of an organized conspiracy aimed at defaming him.
Citing Article 21 of the indian Constitution, he asserted his right to the protection of dignity and privacy, calling for strict legal punishment for those involved.