

Shivajyothi, who rose to popularity through the Teenmaar News programme as Savitri before establishing herself as a television anchor and Bigg Boss contestant, has responded strongly to allegedly abusive remarks made against her on social media. The television personality, who is also exploring opportunities in films, is known for her admiration and support for BRS chief and former Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR). Recently, after giving birth to a baby girl, she shared a video in which she was seen offering prayers before KCR’s photograph at her home after returning from the hospital. The video attracted attention on social media. However, a man named Raj Boda, reportedly living in the United States, allegedly made objectionable comments targeting Shivajyothi, singer Madhu Priya and Bullet Bandi Laxman, accusing them of praising KCR and making personal remarks about them.
Responding to the comments through an Instagram Story, Shivajyothi said that no amount of criticism or abusive language would change her admiration for KCR. She stated that she was proud to be his ardent supporter and would work even harder for him than she had in the past. She also warned that nobody had the right to insult her, make false allegations or cross personal boundaries. Shivajyothi said she had chosen the legal route and would take appropriate action based on facts and evidence. Emphasising that her silence should not be mistaken for weakness or surrender, she added that she would not be intimidated by threats or offensive remarks. She maintained that her commitment and dedication would speak louder than the criticism directed at her.




















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