Pawan Kalyan has today paid a rich tribute to Alluri Sitarama Raju, the Indian revolutionary who was shot at this day in 1924.  Alluri was all of 26 when he attained martyrdom.

"Though people come from different ethnic and caste backgrounds, to choose which we have no choice as we are all just born into them, it's truly humanity alone that binds us all, not caste or ethnicity," Pawan wrote on Twitter.  

'Warrior Alluri Sitarama Raju and tribal leader Mallu Dora exemplified that concept of humanity although they were from diverse backgrounds.  But the commonality of identifying themselves with fellow humans' suffering bonded them for a noble cause.  We should learn from them that human suffering doesn't confine to one's caste or ethnic identity.  Fighting against the perpetrators of human suffering is the true spirit of human nature.  Let's take inspiration from the life of Alluri and continue his mission to drive away human suffering," the Jana Sena leader continued.