Mohan Babu files a police complaint against Manchu’s son Manoj, demanding his eviction from the property; protection requests

Trigger Warning: This article mentions physical attacks and acts of aggression.

The feud between Mohan Babu and his son Manchu Manoj escalates when the actor files a formal police complaint against the latter. According to a recent Gulte report, the veteran actor has lodged a complaint with the Rachakonda Police Commissioner against his son.

In the police complaint, Mohan Babu said that he is requesting immediate action against his son Manoj Kumar Manchu and his wife Monica for their anti-social elements and to protect his life.

The complaint against Manoj Manchu seeks legal action against Manoj, his wife and any other partners accompanying them. In addition, the applicant also requested the police to evict both of them along with the unauthorized persons from the ex’s personal property.

In conclusion, Mohan Babu also asked the police to provide him with “adequate protection”, ensuring his safety and giving him adequate access to his residence without any fear.

The complaint registered by Mohan Babu against his son Manoj came after the latter complained that he was attacked by unknown assailants at his residence. Manchu Manoj was recently seen being discharged from the hospital after sustaining neck and leg injuries. The video has since gone viral on the Internet.

Watch the video with Manoj Manchu here:

This was previously reported in several reports Manoj Manchur visited the police station, stating that he had been attacked by his father. The actor complained that his father attacked both him and his wife in their house, to which Mohan Babu also reacted quickly.

To his statements, the veteran actor replied that he was the first to be attacked by his son. According to reports, Mohan Babu denied the allegations against him and said the attack on him was due to differences over a property dispute.

Disclaimer: If you need support or know someone who is struggling with abuse or harassment, please contact or talk to your nearest mental health professional or NGO. There are several help lines for the same.