Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan’s recent controversial remarks about volunteers have landed him in legal trouble, as a female volunteer has filed a criminal defamation case against him in the Vijayawada Civil Court.
The judge has taken the case into consideration, and the woman expressed her desire for justice not just for herself but also for others who may have been affected.
Lawyers representing the female volunteer filed the case under sections 499, 500, 504, and 505, urging authorities to investigate Pawan Kalyan’s comments and take appropriate legal action.
Speaking to TV9 media, the female volunteer emotionally revealed that Pawan Kalyan’s alleged comments on the volunteer system deeply hurt her. She emphasized that she had not committed any wrongdoing, questioning why she should suffer from such remarks.
As a widow, the lawyer explained that her volunteer job is her means of survival.
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