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Pallavi Prashanth, the winner of Bigg Boss Telugu 7, was granted bail in a vandalism case

Pallavi Prashanth, the winner of Bigg Boss Telugu, and his brother Mahaveer were placed under judicial arrest but were later given bail by a municipal court on Friday. Once they provide the sureties that the judge has ordered, they will be freed. The organizers of the performance will now get notifications from city police, they added. “We will investigate their role and issue a notice to them,” said S.M. Vijay Kumar, DCP for the West Zone.

Pallavi Prashanth, the Bigg Boss winner, was taken into custody on December 21 after his supporters vandalized the vehicle of Amardeep Chowdhary, the runner-up. Vinay and the drivers Saikiran and Raj were placed on a 14-day remand in addition to the brothers. In court, Pallavi’s attorneys claimed that their client was not aware of the commotion outside.

Reports state that sixteen other people—twelve adults and four minors—have been taken into custody in relation to the same case. In court, the police will exhibit them. Pallavi and his group reportedly turned down the opportunity to get the necessary authorization for a rally on the day of the grand finale. The people who are allegedly behind the vandalism of public and private cars are allegedly Bigg Boss-winning supporters.

At a news conference on Friday, CP Srinivas Reddy said, “We don’t care what happens in the Bigg Boss house; that’s the censor’s concern.” We just pay attention to what happened on the streets that day. If someone files a complaint, we’ll address it. He expressed his worry over the occurrences that occurred outside the stadium on the day of the finale, stressing that they had planned fan events and supplied security. Pallavi’s identity as a “rythu bidda,” or farmer’s son, was disregarded by Reddy, who said, “Did he produce a movie named rythu bidda? I am a farmer’s son as well. He said that he had warned Pallavi about drunk people creating trouble and blamed him for the whole thing because of his popularity-seeking behaviors.

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