Hyderabad, 22 December (IANS). The Hyderabad residence of South superstar Allu Arjun, who became in the news due to the film 'Pushpa 2', has been targeted on Sunday. It is being told that miscreants associated with OU JAC threw tomatoes at Allu Arjun's residence and also damaged the pots.
Actually, the house of the South Superstar has been targeted by a group of miscreants. The attackers threw tomatoes at the actor's house and also damaged the pots kept in the premises. After this incident there was chaos at the residence.
After getting information about the incident, the security personnel took control of the situation and chased away the miscreants from the spot. At present the police is investigating the matter.
Allu Arjun was arrested in the Hyderabad-based Sandhya theater stampede case. The actor was granted interim bail by the Telangana High Court, while a lower court sent him to 14-day judicial custody.
Due to delay in getting the bail order by the jail authorities, he had to spend a night in jail. Allu Arjun was released from Chanchalguda Central Jail the next morning.
After being released from jail, Allu Arjun addressed the media. During the conversation, the 'Pushpa' actor termed the stampede in the theater as unfortunate and said that he is with the bereaved family in their hour of grief. Along with this, the actor had also apologized.
The actor had said, “Thank you all for your support, I am absolutely fine. The incident that happened in Hyderabad was very unfortunate and I am ready to cooperate with the law in this entire matter, I respect the law.
He said, “My deepest sympathies are with the bereaved family regarding the tragic incident. It is very sad that the family had come to watch the film and this happened to them. I apologize for whatever happened, but it was beyond my control. I have been going to the theater for many years, but something like this has never happened. Once again my condolences to the bereaved family. I will support the family as far as possible.”
–IANS
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