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Actor Akhil Iyer To Take Legal Action Against Congress For Using His Pic | English News

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A Bengaluru-based actor has accused the Karnataka branch of the Congress of exploiting his image without his permission for their campaign, which makes accusations of corruption against the Basavaraj Bommai administration in the state. The actor, who claimed to have discovered photos of himself on the 40% sarkara Instagram profile, resorted to social media to vent his annoyance. Iyer wrote on Twitter: "I am outraged to discover that my face is being exploited for '40% Sarkara' — a Congress campaign that I have nothing to do with — illegally and without my agreement." "I shall be taking legal action against this," he continued. To investigate the situation, Iyer also tagged the Twitter accounts of Rahul Gandhi, Siddaramaiah, and the Karnataka Congress.

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