Allu Arjun Stampede case: South superstar Allu Arjun's troubles are showing no signs of ending. On Tuesday, he was sent a notice to appear before the police in connection with the stampede that broke out during the screening of 'Pushpa 2'. Allu Arjun reached the police station at 11 am on Tuesday, where his statement was recorded. During this time there was tight security with him.
Police Inspector Raju Naik said that Allu Arjun had been asked by the police to appear before him, and the superstar had said in a press conference that he would fully cooperate with the police in this case.
Notice given after release of video
According to media reports, Chikkadpally Police has issued a notice to Allu Arjun, Police Commissioner C.V. It was sent a day after Anand released the video of the incident that took place at Sandhya Theatre. A 35-year-old woman was killed while her son was injured in a stampede during the screening of 'Pushpa 2'. After this incident, the police had registered a case against Allu Arjun, his security team and the theater manager on the basis of the complaint of the deceased woman's family.
What is the whole matter?
'Pushpa 2' was released in theaters on 5th December, but a day before this, a special screening of the film was held at Sandhya Theater on 4th December. During this time Allu Arjun had also reached there. A stampede broke out during the screening, due to which a woman died and her son was injured.
After this incident, Allu Arjun was arrested on 13 December and was sent to judicial custody for 14 days. The next day on 14 December, he was granted interim bail for 4 weeks on a personal bond of Rs 50,000.
Sloganeering outside Allu Arjun's house
According to media reports on Sunday, some people had reached outside Allu Arjun's Jubilee Hills house. They had placards in their hands and started shouting slogans. Besides, he also threw tomatoes outside the house. According to reports, after this incident, a case of sabotage has been registered against 6 members of Osmania University Joint Action Committee.
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