Pawan Kalyan Doesn’t Blame Telangana Police For Allu Arjun’s Arrest In Stampede Case; Says Law Is Equal For All!

The unfortunate incident of stampede during Pushpa 2 screening happened on December 4, 2024. Read on to know more.

Allu Arjun is currently amid a controversy regarding an unfortunate incident that happened during his film Pushpa 2’s screening. Many celebs took the actor’s side after he was arrested in the case by the Telangana police, however, politician and former actor Pawan Kalyan has a very different stance on the stampede case. In his statement, he said that the law is equal for everyone and also praised the Telganga police for efficiently doing their job. Read on for more.

Pawan Kalyan’s Opinion On Allu Arjun’s Stampede Case

The Andhra Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan spoke to some reporters in Mangalgiri and shared his opinion on the Allu Arjun case. He stated that the police have to put public safety first and that the law is equal for everyone. Pawan Kalyan opined that the theatre should have informed Allu Arjun about his safety issues before the event. He also said that the actor should have visited the victim’s family earlier. Pawan Kalyan firmly believes that the anger among the public is because no proper support or assurance was shown towards the victim’s family and that humanity was lacking in this case.

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Talking about his elder brother Chiranjeevi, Pawan Kalyan said that he also attended his film screenings but wore a mask, as per the news reports. The minister also hailed Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s efforts to manage the situation and called him a great leader.

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For the unversed, the Pushpa 2 stampede took the lives of a woman named Revathi and her son. Allu Arjun is currently prohibited from meeting the victim’s family, however, he has extended all kinds of support to the family.

First Published: December 30, 2024 6:56 PM