Ravi Kishan Files FIR In Gorakhpur Over Alleged Defamatory Campaign Targeting His Public & Political Image
· Free Press Journal

Gorakhpur: Actor-politician Ravi Kishan has filed an FIR against an individual for allegedly making false and misleading statements with the intent to damage his public image and reputation.
As stated in the FIR copy, "the individual or a group is publicly circulating highly objectionable, false, misleading, and defamatory statements against the MP throughout the entire Gorakhpur region. These actions are being undertaken with the specific intent of causing severe damage to his social standing, political image, and personal reputation."
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"The objective behind these statements is to tarnish Ravi Kishan's image in the public eye and to foster a malicious atmosphere against him. The false narratives and misleading statements being propagated by the said individual(s) are devoid of factual basis; their sole purpose is to politically and socially defame the MP by undermining his credibility," it added.
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Further details on the matter are yet to be unveiled.
On the work front, Ravi Kishan will be next seen in the film 'Maa Behen', which also stars Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri in the lead roles. It will stream on Netflix from June 4.
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