Actor Darshan's wife asks police to warn him against 'bad' conduct

March 10, 2016

Bengaluru, Mar 10: Kannada film actor Darshan was again in the news on Wednesday for the wrong reasons as his wife Vijayalakshmi approached the police asking them to warn him for his “bad conduct”. Vijayalakshmi approached the CK?Achchukattu police and submitted a petition in this regard.

darshan“She submitted the petition around 7 pm asking the police to warn Darshan for his objectional behaviour. We are considering the petition and will take a suitable decision,”DCP?(South)?B S?Lokesh Kumar told Deccan Herald.

Darshan and Vijayalakshmi, who pursued Chemical Engineering, parted ways about one-and-half-years ago and have been staying separately. Vijayalakshmi is living at Hoskerehalli. Darshan went to Vijayalakshmi's house on Wednesday evening, but she was not there. He used foul language against her and left the place.

The security guard informed Vijayalakshmi about Darshan's visit and his conduct. She met the police and submitted the petition. It was not known if the actor was drunk when he visited Vijayalakshmi's residence, the police said. The rift between Darshan and Vijayalakshmi became public after he assaulted and threatened her in September 2011.?The actor was arrested and spent 14 days in judicial custody at Parappana Agrahara. The two came together after sometime and decided to settle their differences. Darshan and Vijayalakshmi were in a relationship for about four years and later got married in 2000. The couple have a son.

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Fair talker
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

This is the 2nd time their issue came into public domain.
It seems Darshan is troublesome person.

Film industry is regarded as always a public friendly sector.
Why cant they take strict sanction on such actors who are problematic or ungrateful to their family.

Zahoor Ahmed
 - 
Thursday, 10 Mar 2016

Where are your protectors of woman, where are the real desh bhakt. please save sister vijaya Lakshmi.

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