"Pawan Kalyan Questions: If Movie Revenue Is Monitored In Theaters, Why Not Deliver Pensions At Home?"

Amidst the distribution of pensions starting today in Andhra Pradesh, viral incidents on social media show elderly people being carried to the secretariats on cots. Pawan Kalyan responded to these events, questioning the AP Chief Secretary, "What's the trouble in providing pensions at the doorsteps for the elderly, the disabled, and widows?"

"Pawan Kalyan's movies get released, and revenue officials are assigned duties at theaters. They distribute tahsildar numbers. Can't the same officials be utilized to distribute pensions? Are there no employees to provide pensions? The state government had the honor of assigning duties to employees outside liquor shops during the Corona period. Through village and ward secretariats, as well as the village revenue machinery, it is possible to deliver pensions right at the homes. The decisions of the government are empowering the melodramas and blame games played by YCP leaders," Pawan tweeted.

Furthermore, Pawan Kalyan shared a copy of the orders issued for assigning employees at theaters during the release of the movie "Bheemla Nayak."