Allu Arjun: After the stampede incident at Sandhya Theater in Hyderabad, the attack on the residence of film actor Allu Arjun has left the Telugu film industry reeling. In connection with this attack, the leaders of OU JAC (Osmania University JAC) broke into the residence of Allu Arjun and created havoc. In this incident, the accused grabbed tomatoes and chicken eggs and broke the flower pots in front of the house and created a terrible situation. Shouting that Allu Arjun is responsible for Revathi’s death, they tried to break into the house and attack him.
Allu Arjun Blamed for Stampede Incident
Telugu film industry as well as political leaders reacted strongly to this incident. Telangana Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkata Reddy condemned this attack and clarified that there is no room for physical attacks in a democracy. “The Sandhya Theater incident is under the purview of the court. The law will do its work. Therefore, action should be taken without disrupting law and order,” he said on the platform. The minister’s statement made the situation more serious.
Meanwhile, the accused were arrested after the attack. When the police produced them before the court, the court remanded them. However, the accused soon filed a petition for bail. The court heard the petition and granted them bail. Different opinions are being expressed in the news media and social media on the granting of bail. This development has worried Allu Arjun’s fans.
The controversy, which started with the Sandhya Theater incident, escalated with the attack on Allu Arjun’s residence. Fans, film celebrities and politicians are expressing their anger and support on this issue. Many people from the film industry strongly condemned this attack and opined that such actions are not suitable for literature and art. In the wake of these developments, many want the concerned authorities to take more precautions to maintain peace and security.
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