Bigg Boss 7 violence: CPI Narayana comes down heavily on cops

The seventh season of Bigg Boss Telugu concluded on a high note with a spectacular grand finale, providing abundant entertainment to viewers. Nagarjuna, the host, infused energy and charisma into the show, contributing to its success. However, amidst the celebratory atmosphere, the finale took an unfortunate turn when supporters of the winner and runner-up engaged in shocking acts of violence, causing damage to luxury cars and RTC buses, thereby inconveniencing the general public.

In response to this unsettling incident, law enforcement authorities have taken a stern stance, registering cases and initiating investigations into the matter. RTC MD Sajjanar, expressing his displeasure, made it clear that such behavior would not be tolerated. He went on to file a complaint against the culprits, urging the police to take stringent action.

Amid the ongoing investigation, CPI leader Narayna criticized the authorities, directing his disapproval towards RTC MD Sajjanar. Narayna argued that instead of exerting authority over the young individuals involved in the altercation outside the Bigg Boss house, Sajjanar should focus on holding the Bigg Boss show organizers and host Nagarjuna accountable.

Narayna’s comments have gained traction on social media, and it is noteworthy that he has consistently voiced his opposition to the Bigg Boss reality show in the past. Earlier, he expressed strong opinions against the show and Nagarjuna, stating that Bigg Boss is unworthy and questioning why celebrities, including Nagarjuna, endorse it. In a previous statement, Narayna even remarked, “I saw Nagarjuna in Annamayya, and I felt like seeking his blessings with my hands folded. But with acts like Bigg Boss, he has lost my respect. I feel like slapping him”.

These comments by CPI leader Narayna have sparked discussions online, adding a political dimension to the aftermath of the Bigg Boss Telugu 7th season finale. Earlier many women organisations and NGOs have approached court and sought ban on Bigg Boss reality show.