Actor Launches 'Common Man Protection Force'

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Hyderabad, Oct 22 (UNI) Telugu filmstar today launched an organisation 'Common Man Protection Force' (CMPF) after depositing his licensed revolver in the Jubilee Hills police station today.

Addressing newspersons here, , brother of Tollywood mega star Chiranjeevi, who donated Rs one crore for setting up the organisation said, the CMPF would strive to solve the problems faced by the common people of the state.

'Irrespective of caste, creed and gender,' the organisation would serve the people to usher in a 'better society.' Stating that his fan clubs and friends would render their services to the organisation, he said those facing problems could directly contact and seek the help from the protection force.