Court Sets New Rules For Allu Arjun Pushpa 2 Stampede Case
Allu Arjun has faced a setback in the Pushpa 2 stampede case. The Nampally Court has turned down his request to attend the hearing online. The court said security reasons do not allow virtual appearance for the first hearing. As per legal process, the actor must come to court in person and cannot get an exemption this time. The case is linked to the tragic incident at Sandhya Theatre in December 2024 during the Pushpa 2 premiere. A woman named Revathi lost her life in the crowd rush. The event led to many questions about crowd control and safety at big film events.
Police have named Allu Arjun as the 11th accused in the latest chargesheet filed by Chikkadpally Police. The Nampally Magistrate Court has sent summons to the actor and asked him to appear in court with bail papers. With the virtual request rejected, Allu Arjun is now expected to be present for the hearing on Monday. The case has been in the news for months because of the serious nature of the incident. Monday’s hearing is likely to get a lot of attention from media and the public.
Hyderabad Police are making full security plans for the court day. They expect a big crowd of fans and reporters near Nampally Court. Extra police staff will be posted around the area to manage the crowd. Barricades and entry checks are also planned to avoid any stampede like situation again. Authorities want to keep the area safe and ensure the hearing goes smoothly. The focus is on crowd management so that fans can show support without creating problems.
The Pushpa 2 premiere incident changed how film events are handled in the city. Since December 2024, rules for ticket sales, entry gates and security at theatres have been reviewed. Allu Arjun’s appearance in court will be watched closely by fans and the film industry. The actor has cooperated with the investigation so far and the court will now check the details of the case. Monday’s hearing could decide the next steps in the legal process for all accused.
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