In a dramatic twist to the ongoing controversy surrounding actor Allu Arjun, BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has accused Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s close associate of being involved in the vandalism of the actor’s Hyderabad residence. The incident, which took place amid the December 4 stampede case, has now taken a political turn.
Poonawalla alleged that the individual responsible for throwing stones at the “Pushpa 2” actor’s house is a member of the Kodangal Youth Congress and a confidant of the CM. Speaking to ANI, Poonawalla claimed, “The Congress is engaging in vendetta politics against Allu Arjun for not campaigning for the party. This behavior reflects an emergency-era mentality.”
The BJP leader also criticized the Congress for allegedly resorting to a “pattern of revenge politics” against those who do not align with its agenda. He further accused the party of stifling dissent and targeting public figures.
The allegations come at a time when Congress has been under scrutiny for its handling of various political and public controversies. As the debate continues, the spotlight remains on the Telangana administration and its response to the growing political tensions.