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Chiranjeevi Agreeing Film Industry Is Pichuka?: Botsa

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Chiranjeevi’s remarks at Waltair Veerayya 200 days celebration event has been blown out of proportion. After Kodali Nani, minister Botsa Satyanarayana has responded to Chiru’s comments. Botsa addressed the media in Vijayawada. During this, Botsa countered Chiru’s comment. He said, “Did Chiru agree that the film industry is a pichuka (sparrow)? Every welfare scheme of the AP government is reaching the public. The people are getting benefited from the government’s schemes. The AP government is acting upon the people’s problems. The government is responding to every issue. Don’t know why Chiru made such comments. After seeing Chiranjeevi’s comments fully, I will respond comprehensively.”

Talking about Pawan Kalyan’s Vaarahi yatra, Botsa said, “The government will never obstruct or create hurdles for Vaarahi yatra. But it won’t spare anyone who takes law into one’s hands in the name of yatra.” Botsa said, “Janasena party is starting Pawan’s Vaarahi yatra in Visakhapatnam and is going to attract national attention. Are they planning similar violence like Chandrababu Naidu’s yatra in Punganur?”

Meanwhile, former minister Kodali Nani also came down heavily on Chiru and referred to as “Pakodigallu”. He asked Chiru to advise his “Pakodigallu” in the film industry to focus on films rather than shifting focus to politics. He dubbed Jana Sena party as Jana Sunna party. “Pawan will contest two places and lose in 4 places,” said Kodali Nani. Overall, Chiru’s comments on AP politics have turned out to be the most hot topic in the two Telugu states.

This post was last modified on 8 August 2023 7:32 pm

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