Sudeep
has
condemned
the
slipper
attack
which
took
place
over
the
weekend,
on
actor
Darshan.
The
infamous
incident
occurred
at
the
song
launch
of
Darshan’s
upcoming
Kannada
film
Kranti
in
Hospet.
The
whole
episode
was
caught
on
tape
which
quickly
went
viral
on
social
media.
Sudeep
expressed
his
disappointment
over
the
attack
by
penning
a
lengthy
note,
which
he
shared
on
his
Twitter
account
on
Tuesday.
The
actor
confessed
the
scene
he
witnessed
in
the
video
disturbed
him
and
that
Darshan
doesn’t
deserve
this
kind
of
treatment.
He
even
raised
concern
about
such
silly
acts
damaging
the
whole
system.
Sudeep
wrote
in
his
post,
"Our
land,
language
and
culture
is
all
about
love
&
respect.
Every
problem
has
a
solution,
and
every
solution
has
multiple
ways
of
being
solved.
Each
and
every
individual
deserves
to
be
treated
with
dignity,
and
any
problem
can
be
solved
in
a
manner
that
is
plesant
and
calm.
The
video
I
saw
was
very
disturbing.
There
were
many
others
and
the
leading
lady
of
the
film
standing
there
as
well,
who
were
just
a
part
of
the
event
and
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
rage
that
was
prevailing
at
that
time.
Humiliating
them
publicly
brings
about
questions
as
to
we
are
Kannadigas
known
for
these
unjustified
reactions.
Is
this
kind
of
an
outburst
even
an
option."
Sudeep
then
addressed
the
ongoing
feud
between
Darshan
and
Puneeth
Rajkumar’s
fans
and
added,
"As
far
as
Darshan
is
concerned,
I
agree
there
may
have
been
a
situation
that
isn't
so
pleasant
between
him
and
Puneeth
fans.
But
is
this
reaction
Puneeth
himself
would
have
appreciated
and
supported?
An
answer
to
this
is
something
that
probably
each
of
his
beloved
fans
know.
One
silly
act
from
one
individual
in
the
crowd
shouldn't
damage
the
whole
system
called
love,
dignity
and
respect
that
Puneeth
fans
are
known
for."
Sudeep
also
wrote
that
Darshan
has
contributed
a
lot
to
the
industry
and
the
language.
The
actor
said
that
the
differences
between
them
isn't
something
that
will
stop
him
from
speaking
about
what
I
truly
feel.
Sudeep
said
Darshan
surely
didn’t
deserve
this
kind
of
treatment
and
it
disturbed
him
as
well.
He
concluded
by
writing,
“Kannada
industry
and
the
people
of
our
land
are
known
for
good
reasons
for
which
Kannada
and
Karnataka
is
respected
across
all
states.
We
shouldn't
be
spreading
this
kind
of
message.
Rebelling
like
this
isn't
an
answer
or
a
reaction
towards
any
situation."