Bandi Sanjay says Revanth Reddy hatching conspiracy to malign Allu Arjun

The Chief Minister, who has a grudge against the film industry, took advantage of the stampede incident and conspired to damage the reputation of the film industry in the assembly, he alleged

Hyderabad: Union Minister of State for Home Bandi Sanjay accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of tarnishing the image of popular Tollywood actor Allu Arjun by making false allegations.

In a statement issued here on Sunday, the union Minister alleged that the Congress government, in collusion with AIMIM, was conspiring to harm the Tollywood industry as part of a premeditated plan.

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The Chief Minister, who has a grudge against the film industry, took advantage of the stampede incident and conspired to damage the reputation of the film industry in the assembly, he alleged.

“An AIMIM member was made to raise a question in the Assembly. They crafted a narrative akin to a movie plot to rekindle the issue, which is shameful. AIMIM is a party that brings misfortune. In the past, it aligned with BRS and caused its downfall. If Congress continues to rely on such a party, it is destined for the same fate,” he said.

Defending Allu Arjun for visiting Sandhya theatre to view his movie, Sanjay said the actor had informed the police before visiting the theatre. He questioned the government’s failure to provide adequate security despite knowing the expected crowd for a pan-India movie benefit show.

He blamed the Congress government for its negligence, which he claimed led to the woman’s tragic death and her son’s critical condition.

“Gurukul students are dying after eating contaminated food. Did the CM ever visit their families? Did you take responsibility for those deaths? Are there different laws for CM and for others?”he asked.

The union Minister questioned the Chief Minister’s accountability, asking why no cases were filed against officials or the government for incidents involving student deaths due to negligence in government-run schools and welfare hostels.

The senior BJP leader asked the Chief Minister to stop taking partisan actions against the film industry and warned that such misuse of the law would lead to political repercussions.