In a distressing turn of events, Kannada actor Chetan Chandra fell victim to a vicious attack by a group of assailants in Bengaluru. Recounting his ordeal in a poignant video shared on Instagram, Chetan revealed the harrowing details of the incident, which left him seriously injured and seeking redress.
The assault transpired on May 12 in Kaggalipura, Bengaluru, as Chetan and his mother were returning from a temple excursion on Mother’s Day. In a shocking turn of events, a gang of approximately 20 individuals targeted Chetan, resulting in a broken nose and visible bloodstains on his person.
Expressing his anguish and plea for justice, Chetan captioned the video with a simple yet poignant message: “Very bad experience, need justice 🙏.”
Narrating the sequence of events leading to the attack, Chetan disclosed that the altercation stemmed from an encounter with an inebriated individual who had vandalized his vehicle. Attempting to address the situation, Chetan found himself confronted by a mob, instigated by the initial aggressor, which culminated in a violent assault.
In a live Instagram session following the incident, Chetan shared the extent of his injuries, underscoring the severity of the assault and the subsequent damage inflicted on his vehicle. Despite seeking recourse with law enforcement, Chetan lamented the recurrence of aggression, indicating a pervasive threat to his safety and well-being.
Prompt action ensued with Chetan filing a complaint at the Kaggalipura police station, leading to the arrest of one suspect. Investigations into the incident revealed a case of road rage, exacerbated by the perpetrators’ intoxication and reckless behavior.
Renowned for his contributions to television and cinema, particularly through his roles in projects like ‘Sathyam Shivam Sundaram’, Chetan Chandra’s ordeal has ignited conversations surrounding safety concerns in Bengaluru.
As Chetan Chandra’s quest for justice unfolds, his ordeal serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by public figures and the imperative need for societal vigilance against acts of violence and aggression.
