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The ‘KGF’ series brought Kannada actor Yash to prominence. He turned 38 on January 8. Three of his fans were electrocuted while hanging his birthday banners, making it a sad birthday for the actor. To meet the families of the three fans who passed away, Yash travelled to the Gadag district of Karnataka on January 8. Three people who were injured in the incident and are being treated in a hospital. Yash visited the hospital as well to see their condition.
A few days before turning 38, Yash gave notice of his absence and expressed gratitude to his followers for their unwavering support. Additionally, he conveyed his appreciation for their support when he announced the release of “Toxic,” his upcoming movie.
But on January 8, when Yash learned that three of his fans had been electrocuted and three more had suffered injuries while hanging his birthday banner from an electric pole, he was devastated and heartbroken. He went to their houses and expressed his condolences.
As per reports, Yash said, “If you wish me wholeheartedly, from wherever you are, that is the best gesture for me. Tragic incidents like these make me fear my birthday. This is not how you show fandom. Please don’t show your love like this. I want to request you all. Don’t hang banners, don’t do bike chases and take dangerous selfies; my intention is for all of my audience and fans is to grow in life as I do. If you are a true fan of mine, then do your work diligently, dedicate your life to yourself and be happy and successful. You are the ones who mean everything to your families, you should aim to make them proud.”
The actor further mentioned that COVID cases are rising again and to avoid any harm from his side he decided not to celebrate his birthday. Therefore, he kept it simple and celebrated the occasion with his family.
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