CM Chandrababu Naidu's allegations created uproar

Kokila Chokkanathan

CM Chandrababu Naidu's allegations created uproar…

andhra pradesh chief minister chandrababu naidu has made a big allegation on the Jaganmohan reddy government. After this allegation, the politics of the state has heated up. chief minister chandrababu naidu alleged that during Jaganmohan Reddy's tenure, tirumala laddus found in tirumala Venkateswara Swamy temple were made from animal fat. The important thing is that tirumala temple is one of the holy places of worship for the people of the Hindu community. According to media reports, in the past several years, there have been complaints about the quality of prasad given in Tirumala.

andhra pradesh chief minister chandrababu naidu said, 'Jagan government worked to ruin every aspect of Tirumala. It is very disgusting and painful to say that animal fat was used to prepare tirumala laddus and due to this the quality of the product was completely spoiled. As soon as we came to power, we implemented the use of pure ghee for laddus with immediate effect.'

There is a ruckus

After the allegations of andhra pradesh chief minister chandrababu naidu that fat is being used in making laddus, there has been a stir in the pilgrim community. It is being estimated that this matter can become very serious. At the same time, there is also a demand for investigation in this matter. After this claim, the image of the former chief minister of andhra pradesh and congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress can also be damaged among Hindu voters.

Which ghee is being used?

The chandrababu naidu government of andhra pradesh has made it mandatory to use pure Nandini company ghee for tirumala Prasadam. According to reports, the previous state government had banned the use of this ghee. It was informed that after the use of pure Nandini company ghee, there has been a lot of improvement in the quality of Prasadam.

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