New Delhi: Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran has lashed out at a YouTube channel for falsely claiming that he paid a fine of Rs. 25 crore. The actor has stated that he will be filing a case against the channel for spreading false information.

The claim was made by the channel in a video that alleged that Prithviraj had paid the hefty fine to avoid a controversy involving a film he produced. The actor denied the claim and took to social media to clarify the situation.

In a strongly worded statement, Prithviraj called out the channel for spreading “malicious and defamatory” information. He stated that the claim was baseless and that he had not paid any fine.

The actor also expressed his disappointment with the state of journalism and media in India, calling for more responsible and ethical reporting. He stated that the spread of fake news and misinformation could have serious consequences and urged people to be more vigilant.

The incident highlights the growing problem of fake news and misinformation in India, with many media outlets and social media platforms being criticized for their role in spreading false information. The issue has become a major concern for both the government and the public, with calls for greater regulation and accountability.

Prithviraj’s response to the false claim has been widely praised, with many commending him for taking a stand against fake news and defending his reputation. The actor’s decision to file a case against the YouTube channel is likely to be welcomed by those who are calling for more accountability in the media.

As the issue of fake news continues to dominate the national conversation, it remains to be seen what steps will be taken to address the problem and ensure that accurate and responsible journalism is upheld.