A letter from the management of Sandhya Theatre requesting police deployment has surfaced online following Allu Arjun’s arrest in connection with a tragic stampede incident. The Telangana Police have since responded to the matter.
According to a report by India Today, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) for the Central Zone of Hyderabad issued a statement clarifying the situation.
As per reports, Sandhya Theatre had written a letter to police ACP to provide bandobust as they expected heavy rush on release of the movie.
Did @TelanganaCOPs provide security & taken steps to avoid a stampede?
Arrested an actor only to cover up their ineffective policing.… pic.twitter.com/2yeJ7GpUEY— PVS Sarma – పి వి ఎస్ శర్మ – પી વી એસ શર્મા (@pvssarma) December 13, 2024
Referring to a letter dated December 4 and 5 from Sandhya Cine Enterprise 70 MM to the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) of Chikkadpally, the DCP explained, “This letter circulating in the media was a request for security arrangements for the release of ‘Pushpa 2’. Similar requests are common for events involving political figures, film stars, or religious activities. However, due to limited resources, it is not possible to provide security for all such events.”
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Earlier today, Allu Arjun was arrested in connection with the death of a female fan during the premiere of his film, ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’, at Sandhya Theatre in Hyderabad. The actor was granted interim bail by the Telangana High Court, which affirmed his fundamental rights to life and liberty. Many actors and politicians have expressed their views, asserting that the actor should not be held responsible for the stampede in a public venue such as a theatre.
Following a complaint from the female fan’s husband, Bhaskar, a case was filed against Allu Arjun, his security team, and the theatre management at Chikkadpally Police Station. The family’s complaint led to charges under Sections 105 and 118(1) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
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