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January 2, 2008

Open letter to Rajasekhar

Dear Dr. Rajsekhar:

This letter is with reference to the recent happenings that have caused quite a stir in the media. I extend my sympathies to you and your family and hope everything is fine with your family members.

The Indian constitution endows to its every citizen a fundamental right called the "freedom of speech". This means every Indian citizen has freedom to speak his mind. It is unfortunate to see this right is being manipulated in a docile way to vent out frustration on someone who has been blessed with bigger things in life.

Before the attack

You had mentioned in your press conference that Chiranjeevi does not possess any experience in politics and that is the reason why you don’t want to join him.

Yes, you are 100% right? Chiranjeevi does not have any experience in politics so far. My question to you is - what prior political experience did NTR possess when he first announced his entry into Andhra politics 25 years back? None!!! For everything there is a first-time. It is very amusing that you did not think of this before commenting on Chiranjeevi.

After the Attack

After the attack you had mentioned that Chiranjeevi should take the ownership for the attack made by his fans. Let us apply some common-sense. You comment on someone and the next day you are attacked - who gets blamed? It is possible that the assailants could have been opportunists who may have attacked you to malign Chiranjeevi and his fans from a circumstantial evidence perspective. It is also possible that they were indeed some hardcore fans of Chiranjeevi who could not bear someone commenting on their favourite hero.

In any event, Chiranjeevi was magnanimous in promptly reaching your place, apologizing, comforting your family and taking accountability for the entire fiasco. He also condemned the attacks and admonished the miscreants.

During one of your media outbursts, you mentioned that Chiranjeevi should control his fans. Kindly suggest to Chiranjeevi how he can control millions and millions of his fans who treat him next to god and their parents? Recently some of your fans burnt the effigies of Chiranjeevi. Will you take accountability and apologize to Chiranjeevi and his fans for the incident?

I totally agree that the attack on you and your family is unfair; but your behaviour after Chiranjeevi has conscientiously apologized is portraying you as a person who is trying to garner sympathy and get even with Chiranjeevi for some past professional defeats you endured in his hands.

"To err is human, to forgive divine" - apologizing for a mistake that is not yours is being noble.

On behalf of Chiranjeevi fans, I wish you and your family well.

Thanks
A die hard fan of Megastar Chiranjeevi unto death

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