Generally, when there is a shift in the TTD board and administration, the workforce is expected to work entirely under the command of the new administration. But for a change, YCP is claiming that they still have adequate presence in the current TTD workforce as well.
Former TTD chairman, Bhumana Karunakar Reddy stated that YCP still has over 2000 “Nighaa Netralu”(watchers and reporters) in the TTD board. Shockingly, he said YCP still has the ecosystem to grasp every single thing that is happening internally in TTD through these 2000 members.
This comes shortly after Karunakar Reddy had recently stated that over hundred cows were killed in the Tirupati Goshala due to the TTD mismanagement. While the TTD has unconditionally denied these speculations and allegations, Reddy stood firm on the same and issued a warning of sorts with this comment about 2000 watchers.
This looked like an indirect threat to the current TTD board and also the NDA government about how YCP still has a lot of footprint in the TTD workforce.
The fact that the former chairman is coming out and sitting in front of the Media and openly saying he still has 2000 members indirectly at his command at the disposal of the current board is alarming.
Priorities, obviously impossible for TTD to identify each and every single one of these moles, it is time for the board to work more effectively and confidentially when it comes to crucial judgement calls.
This post was last modified on 15 April 2025 10:51 am
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