According to police sources, Kumar was arrested earlier this week following allegations of sexual assault filed by a woman. Soon after being taken into custody, the actor reportedly complained of health complications. He was admitted to a government hospital, where doctors are monitoring his condition. Officials have not disclosed further details about his illness, citing patient confidentiality.

The case has attracted widespread media attention, with sharp reactions from both fans and rights groups. While some supporters of the actor called for a fair investigation and warned against a media trial, women’s rights organisations demanded strict action if the allegations are proven true.

Police officials stated that Kumar will remain under medical supervision until he is deemed fit to appear before the court. “The investigation will proceed as per law. Medical reports will also be part of the case file,” a senior officer confirmed.

Known for his blockbuster 2004 film Dhakad Chhora, which became a cultural phenomenon in Haryana, Uttar Kumar has acted in numerous regional movies and enjoys a cult-like status among rural audiences. His arrest marks a dramatic fall from grace for one of Haryanvi cinema’s most influential stars.

Legal experts say the case will be closely watched, as it combines the sensitive issues of celebrity influence, sexual assault charges, and public sentiment in Haryana’s entertainment sector.

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Jhajjar Commissioner of Police Rajshree Singh confirmed that the campaign against drugs and illegal liquor trade would intensify further. Surajmukh, originally from Ambala but living in Kharar, came under police radar after a major case in December 2023. At that time, a truck with 375 cartons of liquor was seized in Dujana. During questioning, accused Birbal from Rajasthan revealed that the smuggling trail led to Surajmukh.

For nearly two years, the kingpin shifted locations across states to dodge the police. However, intelligence inputs guided the Jhajjar CIA team to Punjab, where they successfully caught him. The investigation uncovered his criminal footprint: four cases in Bihar, four in Gujarat, one in Patiala, and one in Yamunanagar. Courts in many of these states had already declared him a proclaimed offender.

Meanwhile, police also arrested Suresh from Jind’s Hansdahar village. He ran a truck body workshop in Punjab and sold the tampered vehicle used in smuggling. By altering the chassis number, he ensured the truck remained difficult to trace. With this arrest, authorities believe they have dealt a major blow to the liquor mafia operating between Punjab and Bihar.

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