A day after Naga Babu took a swipe at Vishnu Manchu, the latter today criticized the Mega Brother. In a video statement, the 'Dhee' actor made some accusations.

"I and my family members have been insulted of late by my opponents in MAA. Their remarks have been very cheap. I am saddened. It's believed that they are frustrated about the impending loss in MAA elections," Vishnu said.

Vishnu suggested that Prakash Raj is a proxy candidate. "Those who are behind him know that he is going to lose the election. One of them has come out in the open and has been making personal attacks. He is none other than Naga Babu," Vishnu began saying.

"I want to ask Naga Babu uncle as to what wrong I have done. I and my family respect him a lot. But I don't know why he is so critical of me. A wise man (sarcastically referring to Prakash Raj) criticized Pawan Kalyan six months ago. The same person is now Naga Babu uncle's favourite candidate," Vishnu said.

"More than you (Naga Babu), I respect and like Chiranjeevi garu. If I criticize Naga Babu garu, it's akin to attacking Chiranjeevi garu. I may fail in Telugu if an exam is held, but if my character is to be rated, I will pass with flying colours. Knowledge without character is dangerous. Please don't touch our family. We are all one family. How would you feel if I criticize Varun Tej publicly, uncle? Varun is like my brother. If I do something wrong, you can call me and reprimand me. Why come out in the public?" Vishnu asked.

Vishnu accused Naga Babu of disseminating phone numbers of those he doesn't like in order to get Mega fans to abuse them. The 'Mosagallu' actor also referred to the episode of Rajasekhar and Jeevitha being attacked by Mega fans in the late 2000s. "The attackers were described as unregistered fans. What does it even mean? I have been trolled through memes at the behest of Naga Babu uncle," he added.

"Since my birth, I have not seen my father controlling his anger so much. Attempts are being made to provoke him. If he opens his mouth, relationships are going to come to an end," Vishnu said.