Rashmika Mandanna Deepfake Video Case Update: Police has achieved a big success in the deepfake video case of actress Rashmika Mandanna. Delhi Police has arrested the person who made deepfake video of the actress. It is known that last year the actress had filed a complaint in this matter. At the same time, now Rashmika Mandanna has given her reaction on this success of Delhi Police.
Rashmika Mandanna thanked Delhi Police
Rashmika has thanked Delhi Police by sharing a post on social media. Rashmika has shared a note, where she has written that I thank Delhi Police very much for arresting the accused in this case. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all those people who supported and helped me during this difficult time.
The video went viral on social media
Actress Rashmika Mandanna has thanked Delhi Police for the arrest of the person who made her deepfake video. The police had arrested a B-Tech graduate from Andhra Pradesh in connection with the deepfake video of the actress. This video of Mandana was widely circulated on social media.
Expressing my heartfelt gratitude to @DCP_IFSO Thank you for apprehending those responsible.
Feeling truly grateful for the community that embraces me with love, supports and shields me.
Girls and boys – if your image is used or morphed anywhere without your consent. It…
— Rashmika Mandanna (@iamRashmika) January 20, 2024
The accused is a resident of Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.
The accused was identified as Imani Naveen, 23, from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, who had superimposed Mandanna’s face on the video of British-Indian social media influencer Zara Patel using artificial intelligence (AI).
What did the actress write on X?
Rashmika wrote this post tagging the cyber crime unit of Delhi Police on ‘X’. The twenty-seven year old actress wrote, Heartfelt gratitude to DCP IFSO (Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations). Thanks for catching the accused. I feel really grateful to everyone for showing their love, support and protecting me.
Why did the accused make Rashmika’s video?
Mandana said in her post, Girls and boys, if your photo is used or tampered with anywhere without your consent, then it is absolutely wrong. I hope it serves as a reminder that you are surrounded by people who will support you and take action. According to an officer, the accused had made this video to increase the number of his followers on Instagram.