Prakash Raj ignored court summons and warrants

Bengaluru – Multilingual actor Prakash Raj has been accused of obtaining four voter identity cards under the same name, and a non-bailable arrest warrant has been issued against him.
1. The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Bengaluru Magistrate Court following a complaint filed by a person named Dilip Kumar. He alleged that Prakash Raj had obtained four voter identity cards under the same name.
2. Subsequently, the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate’s Court issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Prakash Raj.
3. Despite the issuance of summons twice and non-bailable arrest warrants twice, Prakash Raj failed to appear before the court. Consequently, the court has issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against him for the third time.
4. Prakash Raj faces serious allegations of illegally possessing voter identity cards in four states – Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu. Under the Constitution, a person is permitted to possess only one voter identity card anywhere in the country; however, it is alleged that Prakash Raj obtained voter identity cards in four states.
5. The court has expressed displeasure over Prakash Raj’s failure to appear before it despite the summons and warrants.
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