Chiranjeevi tries to jump queue, voter forces him back
1 May 2014 11:40 PM GMT
The Congress leader, who is also spearheading the Congress campaign in Seemandhra, is a voter in Jubilee Hills constituency in Hyderabad.
He came to the polling booth to vote along with his family. Dressed in white, as Chiranjeevi was walking straight into the polling booth, a voter who had been waiting to cast his vote, stopped Chiranjeevi.
‘Don’t’ you think you should stand in the queue? Is it right?’ the man demanded to know.
An embarrassed Chiranjeevi tried to argue, but the man stood his ground.
With no one at the polling booth showing any interest to come to Chiranjeevi’s rescue, the Union minister grudgingly, but smiling, went back and stood in the queue.
He tried to show that he had not lost his cool and tried to look cheerful but the anger was evident on his and his family members face.
With Chiranjeevi forced to stand in the queue, the voter who confronted him became an instant hero for everyone at the polling booth.
Everyone joined their hands and applauded the man who smilingly but humbly acknowledged the appreciation.
Chiranjeevi and his family had to stand at the last in the queue and wait for their turn to cast their vote.
However, none of the other film stars who cast their vote tried to show their importance at the polling booths.
Junior NTR who came with his wife and mother waited patiently in the long queue waiting for his turn to cast his vote. Actor Nagarjuna and wife Amala came early and stood along with the others and cast their vote only when their turn came. The couple mingled with the voters freely and even posed for photographs with families which wanted to get their picture clicked with them.
Jana Sena Party leader Pawan Kalyan also cast his vote in Jubilee Hills.
He came to the polling booth to vote along with his family. Dressed in white, as Chiranjeevi was walking straight into the polling booth, a voter who had been waiting to cast his vote, stopped Chiranjeevi.
‘Don’t’ you think you should stand in the queue? Is it right?’ the man demanded to know.
An embarrassed Chiranjeevi tried to argue, but the man stood his ground.
With no one at the polling booth showing any interest to come to Chiranjeevi’s rescue, the Union minister grudgingly, but smiling, went back and stood in the queue.
He tried to show that he had not lost his cool and tried to look cheerful but the anger was evident on his and his family members face.
With Chiranjeevi forced to stand in the queue, the voter who confronted him became an instant hero for everyone at the polling booth.
Everyone joined their hands and applauded the man who smilingly but humbly acknowledged the appreciation.
Chiranjeevi and his family had to stand at the last in the queue and wait for their turn to cast their vote.
However, none of the other film stars who cast their vote tried to show their importance at the polling booths.
Junior NTR who came with his wife and mother waited patiently in the long queue waiting for his turn to cast his vote. Actor Nagarjuna and wife Amala came early and stood along with the others and cast their vote only when their turn came. The couple mingled with the voters freely and even posed for photographs with families which wanted to get their picture clicked with them.
Jana Sena Party leader Pawan Kalyan also cast his vote in Jubilee Hills.
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