Allu Sirish Slams Late-Night Loud Music; Cops Clarify Noise Source

Actor Allu Sirish approached police over late-night loud music in Shaikpet. Cyberabad Police clarify the noise was from a Ganesh immersion procession.

Poonam Rajpoot28 September 20262 min read1 viewEntertainment
Allu Sirish Slams Late-Night Loud Music; Cops Clarify Noise Source

Actor Allu Sirish has officially raised concerns with the Cyberabad Police regarding the persistent issue of loud music being played late at night near his residence in Hyderabad. The actor, who is the younger brother of superstar Allu Arjun, sought intervention after residents in his locality faced significant disturbances during the late hours.

The Complaint: Noise Beyond Decibel Limits

Taking to the social media platform X, Sirish detailed the struggles faced by the residents of Aparna One in Shaikpet. He noted that for several days, music had been playing at volumes exceeding permissible decibel levels, often continuing until 2:00 AM or 3:00 AM.

According to the actor, the noise was reportedly coming from a Hanuman temple located in Vinobha Nagar. He highlighted the following points in his plea to the Hyderabad City Police:

  • The noise was causing immense distress to elderly residents, children, and working professionals.
  • Previous complaints had been lodged, but no effective action was taken.
  • The Film Nagar Police Station had previously advised residents to endure the noise until September 25, citing Ganesh immersion celebrations.
  • Despite the festival period ending, the loud music continued unabated.
"The festival is done but the loud music doesn't stop. Many elders, children and working ppl in our society and disturbed by it and made many complaints in the past. But no action was taken," Sirish posted.

Police Response: A Clarification on the Source

The Cyberabad Police responded to the actor's concerns by verifying the situation on the ground. While acknowledging the complaint, the police provided a different context regarding the source of the noise.

The authorities clarified that the loud music was not originating from the Hanuman temple as alleged, but was instead part of a Ganesh immersion procession being conducted on the 15th day of the festivities. The police stated that they have since communicated with the event organisers and confirmed that the immersion process has concluded.

Allu Sirish, known for his role in the 2024 Telugu film Buddy, recently entered a new chapter of his personal life by marrying Noyonika Reddy earlier this year.

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