Govinda Issues Legal Notice Against 'False' Marriage Rumours Amid Feud With Sunita Ahuja, Warns Of ₹100 Crore Damages

Mumbai: Amid a wave of rumours and misleading reports circulating on social media about his personal life, actor and former MP Govinda has issued a public notice warning media organisations, digital platforms and content creators against publishing or sharing false, defamatory or unverified content related to him or his family.

The notice comes a day after a conversation between Govinda’s wife Sunita Ahuja and actor Rakhi Sawant went viral. In the conversation, Sunita reportedly claimed that she withdrew a divorce petition after Govinda allegedly expressed his intention to marry actress Rani Swarnkar.

The legal notice specifically mentions photographs, videos, audio clips, morphed images, deepfakes and other forms of synthetic content created using artificial intelligence or digital technology.

Govinda has stated that he has not authorised any individual or platform to create, manipulate or use content involving his voice, image, identity or personal and family matters through AI tools or other digital means.

The notice warns that any such misuse could invite legal action under applicable laws related to defamation, privacy violations, identity misuse and cybercrime.

According to the notice, Govinda may initiate both civil and criminal proceedings against individuals or platforms found responsible for spreading allegedly false or malicious material.

The notice refers to provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and the Information Technology Act, 2000.

Govinda has also warned that those found guilty could face claims of up to ₹100 crore.

The actor has further indicated that he may seek legal remedies including court directions against bank accounts, restrictions on property transactions, passport-related action and other measures available under the law.

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The notice also seeks action against YouTube channels and social media accounts allegedly involved in deliberately circulating misleading content about Govinda.

The actor has expressed concern that rumours about his personal life may be part of an organised attempt to harm his public image.

Through the notice, Govinda has sought to prevent the spread of unchecked claims and unverified reports about his family and personal affairs on digital platforms.

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