Three members of the Osmania University-Joint Action Committee (OU-JAC), arrested for vandalizing the residence of famous Telugu film actor Allu Arjun, on Sunday lodged a police complaint alleging that the actor’s “fans” were calling them. They are threatening to face serious consequences. On the evening of December 22, six people allegedly attacked the actor’s residence, damaged flower pots and threw tomatoes. They were demanding justice for the woman who lost her life in the stampede during the screening of the film ‘Pushpa-2’.

A case of sabotage has been registered against six people, including three officials holding various positions in OU-JAC, and some others. Six people were arrested and later granted bail by the local court. After the incident, the police had also increased security at the actor’s residence.

Three members of OU-JAC have lodged a complaint at Osmania University police station. He has alleged that Allu Arjun’s “fans” are calling him and threatening him with dire consequences if the actor enters the premises. He has demanded to investigate it and register a case. A police officer has received a complaint of receiving threatening calls and it is being confirmed.

Let us tell you that Allu Arjun appeared virtually in Nampally court on Friday in the Sandhya theater stampede case. His interim bail will remain intact. Meanwhile, the hearing on remand will now be held on January 10. Keeping security in mind, Allu Arjun appeared in the court in virtual mode. Allu Arjun was arrested by the police on 13 December. Allu Arjun was arrested on December 13 in a case registered in connection with the stampede that took place during the premiere show of ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’ at Sandhya Theater on December 4, in which a woman was killed.

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