Of late, the veteran communist leader Naryana is making some objectionable comments and getting away without any issue. Earlier, he raised many eyebrows by comparing Bigg Boss to a brothel house and breathing fire on show host King Nagarjuna. Recently, CPI National Secretary Narayana landed in another big controversy.
Earlier this week, CPI Narayana made derogatory comments against Megastar Chiranjeevi and Powerstar Pawan Kalyan at a press meet. He called Chiranjeevi Chillara Beragaadu and Pawan Kalyan as Land Mine. His comments raised many eyebrows as he commented against the two of the big heroes in Tollywood.
For a couple of days, Narayana is facing the heat of his comments from the mega fans and others. The heat forced the senior Communist leader to take back the comments he made against Chiranjeevi and his young brother Pawan Kalyan, chief of the Janasena Party. He even urged the Mega fans to forget his comments.
This is just a half-win for the mega fans as CPI Naryana just withdraw his comments but he didn't issue an apology. It is a wonder that CPI Narayana just said that he is withdrawing his comments. He even said that he is regretting what he had comments against the Mega brothers.
The words he used against Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan are objectionable. If he would have issued an apology, people would respect him saying that everyone does mistakes and only a few accepts their mistake. But CPI National Secretary Narayana has other plans.
As far as this controversy is concerned, it is only regret from CPI Narayana's side and not an apology. Despite going a few steps ahead and passing some objectionable comments on Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan, CPI Naryana is now saying that he regrets making such comments and he is taking back what he said. The controversy would have ended in a different way if he would have apologized.
CPI Narayana passed these comments while talking about the ceremony of unveiling the statue of legendary freedom fighter Alluri Sita Rama Raju. He opined that it would have been good if Hero Krishna was invited as he played the freedom fighter in his film. Having said that, he even found fault with someone like Chiranjeevi attending the ceremony.
Earlier this week, CPI Narayana made derogatory comments against Megastar Chiranjeevi and Powerstar Pawan Kalyan at a press meet. He called Chiranjeevi Chillara Beragaadu and Pawan Kalyan as Land Mine. His comments raised many eyebrows as he commented against the two of the big heroes in Tollywood.
For a couple of days, Narayana is facing the heat of his comments from the mega fans and others. The heat forced the senior Communist leader to take back the comments he made against Chiranjeevi and his young brother Pawan Kalyan, chief of the Janasena Party. He even urged the Mega fans to forget his comments.
This is just a half-win for the mega fans as CPI Naryana just withdraw his comments but he didn't issue an apology. It is a wonder that CPI Narayana just said that he is withdrawing his comments. He even said that he is regretting what he had comments against the Mega brothers.
The words he used against Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan are objectionable. If he would have issued an apology, people would respect him saying that everyone does mistakes and only a few accepts their mistake. But CPI National Secretary Narayana has other plans.
As far as this controversy is concerned, it is only regret from CPI Narayana's side and not an apology. Despite going a few steps ahead and passing some objectionable comments on Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan, CPI Naryana is now saying that he regrets making such comments and he is taking back what he said. The controversy would have ended in a different way if he would have apologized.
CPI Narayana passed these comments while talking about the ceremony of unveiling the statue of legendary freedom fighter Alluri Sita Rama Raju. He opined that it would have been good if Hero Krishna was invited as he played the freedom fighter in his film. Having said that, he even found fault with someone like Chiranjeevi attending the ceremony.