The Karnataka Forest Department authorities conducted a raid on Challenging Star Darshan's farm. It is also known as Vinish Darshan Katewari Stud Farm. The farm is situated on the outskirts of Mysuru at T Narasipura road. The raid from the Forest Department took place on Friday evening.
The raid happened after a video surfaced in which Darshan talked to an RJ. The RJ had visited his property for Sankranthi to record an interview with him. The interview was regarding the four bar-headed geese that were originally from Mongolia. According to sources, the forest department discovered that bar-headed geese were being kept in violation of many laws. The flock was kept in violation of Schedule 2 of the Wildlife Protection Act.
Darshan is a member of the Karnataka State Board of Wildlife and the brand ambassador for the Karnataka Forest Department. The animal-loving challenging star keeps numerous birds, cows, and horses on his estate in Mysuru. The actor hasn't responded to the raid yet.
It might be remembered that during the lockdown, zoos all over Karnataka struggled to make ends meet. In order to alleviate the financial crisis, he urged people to adopt animals. As a result, zoos received over 1 crore in donations and adoption fees.
Darshan is expected to work on his 57th film tentatively. Darshan is anticipating the release of his film Kranthi. The action star will be seen in a mass role in the film. Fans are eagerly waiting for the film in full expectation of a blockbuster.
