Bigg Boss Telugu winner Pallavi Prashanth and his brother Mahaveer, who were sent to judicial remand, have been granted bail by a city court on Friday. They will be released after furnishing sureties mandated by the court. City police said they will now serve notices to the show organisers. “We will probe their role and serve notice on them,” said West Zone DCP S.M. Vijay Kumar.
On Dec 21, Bigg Boss Winner Pallavi Prashanth was arrested after his fans vandalised the car of Amardeep Chowdhary, the show’s runner-up. Alongside the brothers, Vinay and drivers Saikiran and Raj were also in a 14-day remand. Pallavi’s advocates asserted in court that he was unaware of the disturbance outside.
According to reports, 16 other individuals, including 12 adults and four minors, have been arrested in connection with the same case. Police will present them in court. It’s reported that Pallavi and his team declined to obtain the required permission for a rally on the grand finale day. Allegedly, those responsible for vandalising government and private vehicles are said to be fans of the Bigg Boss winner.
CP Srinivas Reddy, addressing reporters at a press meet on Friday, asserted, “We’re indifferent to what unfolds in the Bigg Boss house; it’s the censor’s concern. Our focus is solely on events on the streets that day. We’ll respond if a complaint is lodged.” He stated their concern for the incidents outside the venue on the finale day, adding that they anticipated fan gatherings and provided security. Reddy dismissed Pallavi’s status as a ‘rythu bidda’ (farmer’s son), stating, “Did he create a movie called rythu bidda? I, too, am a farmer’s son.” He claimed to have warned Pallavi about intoxicated individuals causing issues, holding him responsible for the situation due to interactions for popularity.
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