Speaking to the media after the complaint, Manoj expressed his sadness over the ongoing incidents involving his family. He highlighted the support and love he receives from his fans, describing them as a "gift from God." Manoj thanked his fans for continuing to show affection even though he has been away from the "8Sam" movie space for a long time.
Manoj strongly criticized the actions taken against him and his supporters, stating, "If there is an issue with me, you should talk to me. I have not run away anywhere." He questioned the need to resort to measures such as pouring sugar into his supporters' vehicles and removing banners.
The actor further alleged that his people were called during the Sankranti festival and threatened not to associate with him. "I am not the kind of person who gives money and bribes to hire people," Manoj said, emphasizing his straightforward approach.
Manoj called for a peaceful resolution of campus-related issues, suggesting that "it would be enough to sit down with four big men and discuss the problems with the brothers and sisters." He lamented the gates being erected to prevent him from entering his home during the festival and stopping him from paying homage to his grandparents’ graves.
Addressing speculation, Manoj clarified his recent visit to the CM’s residence and his meeting with Nara Lokesh. "It was just a visit," he stated, dismissing any political undertones.
Manoj also alleged that his people were attacked during the recent incidents and revealed that he had to jump the gates to gain access to his grandparents’ graves. His statements shed light on the deepening disputes within the Manchu family and raised concerns about the ongoing tensions.
The incident continues to spark conversations in Tollywood and among fans, with many hoping for an amicable resolution to the family’s issues.
