Actor Bala Arrest: 'He Pointed A Gun...', YouTuber Claims Amid Bad Boyz Star's Family Dispute

Actor Bala Arrest: Popular Malayalam actor Bala was arrested by the police on Monday following a complaint filed by his ex-wife Amrutha Suresh, a singer, and their daughter. Charges including defamation via social media, insulting womanhood, and cruelty towards children were pressed against him. After recording his arrest, the police took him for a medical examination and presented him in court, which granted him conditional bail.

After his release, YouTuber Aju Alex aka Chekuthan uploaded a video alleging that Bala is a serial offender and detailed how he harassed him.

'He carries a gun...': Aju Alex levies accusations against actor Bala

According to a report in Onmanorama, YouTuber Aju Alex, revealed that no action has been taken by the police regarding his complaint against actor Bala. Aju stated that despite alleging that Bala came to his home with a gun and threatened him, there has been no police response to date.

Aju said that he arrived at the Kadavanthra police station after learning that Bala had been arrested based on complaints from his ex-wife and daughter. “I came to see him after hearing that Bala was arrested. I had filed a complaint against him last year. He trespassed into my home, threw things around, and threatened my life. He pointed a gun at my friend and said he would kill both of us. Despite filing a complaint, no action has been taken until now," Aju said.

“Notorious individuals like him are freely roaming around here. This behaviour didn’t start just today; it’s ongoing. He is someone who creates problems not only online but also in public,” Aju said, adding, that police inaction against such individuals is a sign of worry. He also claimed that Bala carries a gun and there has been no inquiry about it yet.

Aju Alex's allegations against Bala motivated?

Reportedly, Bala had filed a complaint months ago against Aju Alex, Santhosh Varkey, also known as Araattannan, and various actors and their family members for using obscene language against him on social media. He addressed his complaints to the film organisation Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) and the Pallaarivattam police.

Following Bala's complaints, Siddique, the former general secretary of AMMA initiated action. Aju Alex and Santhosh Varkey were summoned to the police station, where they wrote and signed a statement in the presence of senior police officials, promising that such behaviour would not be repeated. No legal action was taken and they were let go with a warning, reported Onmanorama.