Tirupati: In a recent development, Pawan Kalyan, President of the Janasena Party, voiced his distress over the apparent degradation of the revered Tirumala Kshetra under the governance of the YSP regime. Addressing the media, Kalyan expressed the collective sorrow of devotees of Tirumala at the alleged mishandling of the sacred site by government officials.
Highlighting concerns about the misuse of funds belonging to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam, Kalyan unveiled what he termed as a conspiracy orchestrated by YCP leaders. This revelation comes amidst a backdrop of growing apprehension within the community regarding the temple’s management.
In a show of solidarity, leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Party convened with Mr. Pawan Kalyan in Tirupati to deliberate on pertinent issues, including electoral strategies for the upcoming general elections. The discussion also encompassed public concerns within the Tirupati Assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies.
During the meeting, particular emphasis was placed on the prevalence of fraudulent voting practices in the Tirupati constituency. Allegations surfaced regarding the existence of multiple votes registered under a single individual, prompting a unified stance from all three political entities against such malpractices.
Addressing the pressing issue of bogus votes, Pawan Kalyan underscored the necessity for collaborative action, urging for the intervention of the Election Commission to rectify the situation. He emphasized the need to bring the matter to the attention of the Central Election Commission, echoing sentiments shared in discussions with key political figures including Chandrababu Naidu and national BJP leaders.
In light of these developments, it is evident that concerns over the sanctity of Tirumala Kshetra and the integrity of electoral processes in Tirupati have taken center stage in the political discourse. As stakeholders continue to navigate through these challenges, vigilance remains paramount in safeguarding the interests of both devotees and constituents alike.
