Bigg Boss Controversy: Petition filed to arrest Nagarjuna Akkineni

The conclusion of the seventh season of Bigg Boss Telugu took an unprecedented turn as clashes erupted between fans of the contestants Amardeep and Pallavi Prashanth. Fans of Pallavi Prashant allegedly damaged the windows of Amardeep's car, and in the process, mirrors of two RTC buses and one police vehicle were broken. Now, there are reports about Prashanth absconding from the scene.

Additionally, a petition has been filed in the High Court to arrest Nagarjuna, the host of Bigg Boss, on charges of illegal detention of 15 contestants for 100 days. The petitioner called for an investigation into the participants of Bigg Boss and demanded accountability for the destruction of government properties, including RTC.

There is a growing demand for Nagarjuna's immediate arrest in connection with the recent events.

In response to the situation, CPI leader Narayana made sensational comments, suggesting that cases should be filed against the management of Bigg Boss and Nagarjuna. He expressed discontent with the show, accusing it of promoting uncivil and vile content. Narayana criticized the practice of bringing individuals into the house for entertainment and alleged that it was done merely for enjoyment.

Narayana also accused Bigg Boss's management of orchestrating the entire scenario for their benefit and called for an immediate ban on the show. He criticized the lack of response from Nagarjuna and the Bigg Boss team.

On the other hand, the police filed cases against Pallavi Prashanth and some individuals responsible for the chaos outside Annapurna Studios late at night Sunday.