Filmmaker Ram Gopal is in legal trouble after allegedly posting derogatory posts on social media against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, his family members and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan.
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On Monday, 25 November, the director did not appear before the police to record his statement in the case, due to which the police reached his residence in Hyderabad. Sources told India Today that Verma faces arrest in the case and police could not find him at his home on Monday.
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Some pictures of Ongole police team from Verma’s residence went viral. Sources also told us that this is the second time that 62-year-old Verma failed to appear before the investigating officer in the case.
Maddipadu police registered a case against Verma on November 11 under several sections of the BNS Act, including sections 336 (4) and 353 (2) and section 67 of the IT Act. The case was registered after local Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader Ramalingam complained against the filmmaker that the reputation of CM Naidu, Deputy CM Kalyan, IT Minister Nara Lokesh and others were tarnished during the promotion of Varma’s film Vyuham last year. was allegedly tarnished.
RGV, as he is popularly known, reportedly knew that he was at risk of arrest. His lawyer had earlier told the court about this when the judge had said that the petitioner should file a bail plea. The filmmaker was also served a legal notice on November 13, directing him to appear before the police in the case.