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Bengaluru police issues notices to three Kannada actors for partying whole night

An FIR has also been lodged on Jetlag pub at Rajajinagar, where the actors reportedly partied the whole night.

Published on: Jan 08, 2024 04:11 PM IST
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The Bengaluru police issued notices to Kannada actors Darshan, Dolly Dhananjaya, Abhishek Ambareesh and producer Rockline Venkatesh for allegedly partying at a pub in Bengaluru beyond closing hours. An FIR has also been lodged on Jetlag pub at Rajajinagar, where the actors reportedly partied the whole night.

Bengaluru police issues notices to three Kannada actors for partying whole night (Twitter/dasadarshan)
Bengaluru police issues notices to three Kannada actors for partying whole night (Twitter/dasadarshan)

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According to reports, the Kannada film team Kateera celebrated its success party at the pub. The party went on till morning even though the permissible timings are till 1 am for pubs in the city.

Bengaluru police said, “On January 3, the pub played music the whole night, and Kannada actors were part of the party. Subramanya Nagara police sent them the notices and asked them to appear for investigation. An FIR has been filed against the pub owner.” The police also reportedly asked the pub management to submit the CCTV footage of that night.

 
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