Celebrities are now often going to court to stop the misuse of their names and images online. Recently stars like Chiranjeevi and NTR used legal orders to protect their digital identity across social platforms from fake and misleading accounts.
Now Pawan Kalyan’s son Akira Nandan has taken a similar step. He approached the Delhi High Court and secured an injunction just days after Chiranjeevi got a similar order. This move adds him to the growing list of celebrities using legal protection.
The High Court of Delhi has directed that Akira’s name and images cannot be used on social media without consent. It also asked platforms to take action against accounts that are misusing his identity or pretending to be him.
Major platforms like Twitter YouTube and Facebook have been told to remove such fake profiles immediately. This means all impersonation accounts in the name of Akira Nandan must be taken down without delay.
This order will stop the use of his name and photos for any illegal or misleading activity. It also gives him control over how his identity appears online. This is becoming an important issue for public figures today.
Even though Akira Nandan has not debuted as a hero he is already taking steps to protect his public image. By acting early he is making sure fake handles and false claims do not shape how people see him.
