Popular actor Posani Krishna Murali took to media once again on Tuesday to launch an aggressive attack on Tollywood hero and Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan for unleashing the latter’s fans against him.
It was only on Monday that Posani held a press conference to criticise Pawan Kalyan for the latter’s comments against YSR Congress party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy over online cinema tickets’ sale issue.
Posani said within hours of his press meet, he was flooded with abusive and filthy messages and threats from Pawan Kalyan’s fans.
“These so-called fans of Pawan have not spared even my wife and made vulgar comments against her. What was my mistake? I have been a fan of Jagan Mohan Reddy and I only responded to Pawan’s criticism against him as a YSRC follower,” he said.
He demanded that Pawan Kalyan should convey a strong message to his fans asking them not to drag the family members into this ugly spar.
“If he doesn’t stop his fans from abusing my wife and family members, I, too, will be forced to make similar comments against Pawan Kalyan’s family members,” he warned.
Posani reminded that megastar Chiranjeevi would never use any such abusive language against others like Pawan Kalyan does.
“When TDP leader Kesineni Nani made controversial comments against Chiranjeevi’s daughter, he was hurt very much. When I questioned Kesineni about the same, the latter regretted for the same and tendered apology,” he said.
Posani said: “Pawan Kalyan, too, has a daughter. if anybody made any comments against her, would he not feel bad about it? If psycho fans of Pawan Kalyan won’t stop filthy comments against womenfolk in our families, I, too, will not hesitate to use the same language against women in Pawan’s family.”
He said Pawan was frustrated for losing to YSRC in two constituencies.
“That is why he is making such comments against Jagan. In politics, one requires to display a lot of maturity. But Pawan Kalyan is a big psycho and he doesn’t have any maturity as a politician,” Posani criticised.
