Well-known actor Vinayakan, who gained fame for his role in the movie ‘Jailer,’ found himself in a sticky situation as he was arrested by the Kerala police on Tuesday evening. The arrest followed an incident at the Ernakulam Town North police station in Kochi, where the actor allegedly raised a ruckus while being inebriated.
The series of events leading to Vinayakan’s arrest began earlier in the day when he was summoned to the police station. The police had reached out to the actor after reports of disturbances at his apartment emerged.
Vinayakan, however, didn’t respond to this request in the expected manner. Instead, he allegedly created a commotion at the Ernakulam Town North police station, where he had been summoned. His behavior was reportedly disruptive and led to his arrest by the authorities.
A senior police officer on the scene commented, “He has been taken to a nearby hospital for the necessary medical examination.” This move is likely standard procedure to ensure the actor’s well-being and to address any health concerns that may have arisen during the incident.
The incident has left fans and the general public shocked, as Vinayakan’s arrest comes as a surprise, given his notable career in the film industry. His performance in ‘Jailer’ had earned him accolades and a substantial fan following. It remains to be seen how this incident will affect his reputation and future projects in the entertainment world.
The arrest serves as a reminder that public figures are not exempt from the law and must be held accountable for their actions, just like any other citizen. Vinayakan will have to face the consequences of his behavior at the police station, and further legal proceedings will determine the extent of those consequences.
As the case unfolds, more details may emerge, shedding light on the exact circumstances that led to the actor’s erratic behavior at the police station. Vinayakan’s arrest is a stark reminder of the importance of responsible and lawful conduct, regardless of one’s public status.
Sources By Agencies
