The gross miss management of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam, under the previous Jagan administration is getting blatantly exposed every other day. The horrifying Laddu contamination scam is coming to haunt YCP big time and there clueless on the same.
Now it is the turn of Deputy chief minister, Pawan Kalyan to raise his voice and he had a series of strong comments to make in this context.
During the previous government’s tenure (2019–24), an estimated 10.97 crore people visited Tirumala. Think of it – 60,000 devotees descended upon the holy shrine every single day. From the simple common man to the highest constitutional dignitaries including the President of India, the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice alongside titans of industry and luminaries from sports, arts, and literature.
“While we were bowing down in reverence, the previous TTD Board and its officials were breaking our hearts. They betrayed our devotion and saw only an opportunity. Every single devotee was cheated. They did not just break rules, they shattered the sacred trust we placed in them. They broke our faith.” Kalyan stated.
This statement from Kalyan comes shortly after Media reports broke out saying at least 20 crore contaminated laddus were sold between 2019-24. Kalyan has taken this very seriously as he affirmatively said the previous TTD board under Jagan government blatantly cheated over 10 crore people who had visited the temple in this period.
This post was last modified on 25 November 2025 9:18 am
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