Actor and politician Mukesh from Kerala has been accused of rape by an actress and has been booked by the police.

MLA and actor M Mukesh is facing a rape case after a female actor accused him of sexually assaulting her years ago. FIR has been registered.

August 29th 2024.

Actor and politician Mukesh from Kerala has been accused of rape by an actress and has been booked by the police.
In a recent development, a well-known Malayalam actor and current CPI MLA, M Mukesh has been accused of rape. The allegations were made by a female actor, who claims that he sexually assaulted her years ago. The police in Kochi have registered a case against him under IPC 376, based on her complaint.

According to a police officer, the FIR was filed at the Maradu police station on Wednesday night. The case has been registered under IPC as the alleged incident took place before the implementation of the new Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita. This is the third FIR against a prominent figure in the Malayalam film industry, after the Justice K Hema Committee report revealed numerous cases of sexual harassment and misconduct.

Just yesterday, another actor, Sidhique was booked by the Thiruvananthapuram museum police for allegedly raping an actress in a hotel eight years ago. The first case was filed against director Ranjith, under IPC Section 354, based on a complaint by a female actor from West Bengal. She accused him of touching her inappropriately with sexual intent while she was acting in the movie Paleri Manikyam.

As a result of these allegations, both Ranjith and Sidhique have stepped down from their positions in the film industry. Ranjith resigned from his post as chairman of the Kerala Chalachitra Academy, while Sidhique resigned as the general secretary of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists.

The Justice Hema Committee, which was formed by the Kerala government after the 2017 actress assault case, has brought to light many instances of harassment and exploitation of women in the Malayalam cinema industry. In light of these revelations, the state government has formed a seven-member special investigation team to look into these cases, on August 25.

It is disheartening to see such allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct against individuals who are considered to be influential figures in the film industry. However, it is commendable that the government is taking steps to address these issues and ensure justice for the victims. Let us hope that this investigation brings about a positive change in the industry and ensures the safety and well-being of all women.

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