Jobs for Hindus only! tirupati Devasthanam staff in shock!?

BR Naidu, the new board of trustees chairman of tirupati Ezhumalayan temple, has said that they will discuss with the government about transferring the people of other religions working in the Devasthanam to other jobs or giving them compulsory retirement. This has created a new controversy. Every day thousands of devotees from different states and countries of the world come to the world-famous tirupati Ezhumalayan temple and wait in long queues to have darshan of Swami. tirupati temple is the place where most of the offerings are made in India. It is seen as the main source of funds for the andhra pradesh government. Controversial news is also published in this temple from time to time.
Recently, the allegation that animal fat was mixed in the Laddu prasad at the Ezhummalayan temple in tirupati caused a lot of controversy. In this case, the tirumala tirupati Devasthanam Board, which manages the temple, was dissolved and new administrators were appointed. In this case, BR Naidu was recently appointed as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the tirupati Ezhumalaiyan temple (TTD) in Andhra State. 24 people were appointed as members of this committee. The Board of Trustees has elected B.R. Naidu as its new chairman. He told the reporters: Thank you for electing me as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Unlike the previous regime, I will strive to be transparent and honest. All those working in tirumala Devasthanam must be Hindus. It will be discussed with the state government whether to transfer the people of other religions working in the temple to other government jobs or to send them home on compulsory leave. Eliminating converts is a very difficult task. However, this decision must be accepted by all. During the last ysr and congress rule, various scandals have taken place in Tirumala. He said the sanctity of the temple should be preserved.
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Sowmiya Sriram

03/11/2024 12:07 PM