Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy Condemns Attack On Allu Arjun's Home Amidst Protests

Telangana Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has condemned the attack on Allu Arjun's home in Hyderabad. The incident involved individuals linked to the Osmania University Joint Action Committee (OU JAC) who stormed the actor's Jubilee Hills residence, causing significant damage. CM Reddy instructed the state DGP and city police commissioner to act decisively, stressing that any negligence in maintaining law and order would not be tolerated.

"I condemn the attack on the homes of film personalities. I order the state DGP and the city police commissioner to take strict action in the matter of law and order. No laxity will be tolerated in this matter," Revanth Reddy stated on social media.

Protesters Demand Justice

The protest at Allu Arjun's home was sparked by a tragic event during Pushpa 2: The Rule's premiere. On December 4, a stampede occurred at a Hyderabad theatre during the film's screening, resulting in a woman's death and her son being injured. Protesters outside Arjun's house demanded justice for Revathi, the deceased woman, and sought financial compensation for her family.

In their anger, protesters threw tomatoes at Arjun's house and damaged flowerpots within his property. The situation worsened when they tried to breach security gates, leading to a clash with Arjun's staff. Although Allu Arjun was absent during this chaos, it caused considerable disruption.

Allu Arjun Addresses Allegations

Allu Arjun faced legal issues following the stampede incident but had already expressed sorrow over Revathi's death. He urged fans not to make derogatory remarks online or offline and warned of strict action against those using fake profiles. He also denied CM Revanth Reddy's allegations that he attended the screening without police permission.