AI Video Case: Kakinada Police Arrest Man Over Fake Content on Akira Nandan

Kakinada district police have arrested a man for creating and circulating an AI-generated fake video involving Akira Nandan, son of actor and politician Pawan Kalyan. The arrest was made by Sarpavaram police following a complaint related to misuse of personal identity and violation of privacy.
According to police sources, the accused created a deepfake video using artificial intelligence, falsely portraying Akira Nandan without consent. The video reportedly circulated on social media platforms, raising serious concerns about personal safety, reputation, and digital misuse.
Recently, Akira Nandan had approached the Delhi High Court seeking legal protection against the misuse of his name, photographs, and videos. In his petition, he urged the court to direct authorities to stop the creation and circulation of deepfake content using his identity, stating that such acts were harming his reputation, personal privacy, and security.
Following the legal developments and growing public attention, Kakinada district police acted swiftly and traced the individual responsible for creating the AI-generated video. The accused was taken into custody, and further investigation is currently underway to determine whether more people were involved in spreading the content.
The incident has once again raised serious concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence, deepfake technology, and the urgent need for strict digital safety laws. Authorities have urged the public to act responsibly online and warned of strict legal action against those involved in creating or sharing fake content.
This case has also sparked wider discussion on the growing threat of deepfake videos and the importance of protecting individual privacy in the digital age.
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