The intensity and political heat created by Pawan Kalyan’s event in Eluru are still intact though it’s been a few days since it happened. The Janasena chief is facing all sorts of problems and issues with the comments he made against the Volunteers alleging them of their role in women trafficking.
As a result of this, a police case has been reportedly filed against Pawan Kalyan. Media reports say that a Volunteer had reportedly filed a complaint with the Krishna Lanka Police Station in the temple city of Vijayawada. Based on this, a complaint was filed under Indian Penal Code sections 153,153 A and 505(2). The person who filed the case was reportedly identified as Suresh, who is a volunteer in the region.
It has to be mentioned here that, a police complaint was reportedly filed with the Rangampet Police Station the other day. A few Volunteers moved the Police Station demanding an apology from him for the objectionable comments he made.
Now, he faced another case in the temple city. It looks like the issue will not be sorted out any time soon. Volunteers, their family members, and supporters are demanding that Pawan Kalyan should issue an apology. But Pawan is not giving any such indications.
Pawan Kalyan created a sensation in the state with his shocking allegations of women trafficking. He alleged that thousands of women in the state went missing and put the blame on the Volunteer system which was introduced by the ruling YSRCP. His allegations raised many eyeballs and forced people to give their reactions.
The likes of Ram Gopal Varma and Tammreddy Bharadwaja expressed their anger and dissatisfaction with Pawan Kalyan on the comments he made. They asked what made him make such comments. RGV took to Twitter to lash out at the star on this in a series of tweets.
Recently, the Andhra Pradesh Women’s Commission had also served notices to Pawan Kalyan on the comments row. After the representatives of a few women’s bodies approached the commission with a representative against the comments made by the Janasena chief, the women’s commission served notice to Pawan Kalyan.