Tirupati Laddus Contained Bathroom Chemicals Under YSRCP Rule, Alleges Andhra CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu accused the previous YSRCP government of adulterating Tirupati laddus. He claimed bathroom cleaning chemicals and animal fat were used in the ghee for the temple offerings. Naidu vowed strong action against those involved. However, the YSRCP vehemently denied these allegations, citing past reports that had reportedly cleared them of any wrongdoing, creating a political controversy.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has ignited a major controversy by alleging that Tirupati laddus, sacred offerings at the revered Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, were prepared using adulterated ghee during the tenure of the previous YSRCP government. Naidu made serious claims, stating that the ghee used in the preparation of these widely consumed devotional sweets contained substances like chemicals typically found in bathroom cleaning agents, as well as animal fat. This accusation has deeply shocked devotees and sparked political outrage across the state.The Chief Minister did not stop at merely making the allegations; he also publicly vowed to initiate stringent action against all individuals found responsible for these alleged adulteration practices. This promises a thorough investigation into the matter, indicating a potential crackdown on those involved in the supply chain or production process.In response, the YSRCP government, which was in power during the period in question, has strongly refuted Naidu's accusations. They have countered by referring to past reports and investigations which, according to them, had previously cleared them of any such malpractices. This sets the stage for a heated political and legal battle, with the sanctity of a major religious institution at its core. The incident highlights the volatile political landscape in Andhra Pradesh and the high stakes involved in public perception concerning religious sentiments.
