
Date: December 19, 2024
Allu Arjun Arrest: KTR Blames Revanth Reddy’s Ego
Allu Arjun’s Arrest: KTR Points Fingers at Revanth Reddy’s Ego
The Telugu states have been abuzz with discussions surrounding Allu Arjun’s arrest in connection with the Sandhya Theatre stampede case. Adding a political twist, BRS leader KTR has now shifted the spotlight onto Revanth Reddy‘s ego, claiming his ego played a key role in the incident. Sandhya Theatre case. Read more about the political drama unfolding.
KTR’s Statement on Allu Arjun’s Arrest Blames Revanth Reddy’s Ego
During an interaction with BRS leaders, KTR alleged that Allu Arjun’s arrest stemmed from a public incident where the actor forgot to mention Revanth Reddy’s name during a speech.
“He (Allu Arjun) forgot the Chief Minister’s name while addressing the public. This slight mistake offended our Chitti Naidu (Revanth Reddy), and in retaliation, he orchestrated the arrest,” said KTR, making sharp remarks about the opposition leader’s actions.
The Sandhya Theatre Incident
While KTR attributes the arrest to political ego, the official reason behind the arrest the tragic death of a woman named Revati during a stampede at Sandhya Theatre. The Hyderabad police are actively investigating the case and have issued a show-cause notice to the theatre management.
Adding fuel to the controversy, KTR’s remarks aim to divert attention from the investigation and frame Revanth Reddy as the villain in this episode.
Legal Proceedings Against Allu Arjun
Meanwhile, reports suggest that the Hyderabad police are considering approaching the Telangana High Court to cancel Allu Arjun’s interim bail granted earlier. This development could further escalate tensions in the case, making it a significant topic of public and political debate.
The Political Angle
KTR’s comments being viewed as a political strategy to shift the narrative and hold Revanth Reddy accountable for the incident. With both leaders exchanging sharp words, the situation highlights the intersection of politics and cinema, sparking widespread attention.