The controversy centers around Naidu’s accusation that animal fat was being use in the preparation of Tirupati laddus during Jagan Reddy’s tenure,
which has sparked outrage and hurt the sentiments of Hindus across the country. The apex court, however,
put a stop to the SIT formed by Naidu’s government and instead set up an independent SIT comprising two officials each from the CBI and Andhra Pradesh Police, along with a senior official from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).
During a press conference, Jagan Reddy express his displeasure at Naidu’s actions. He state, “The sanctity of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and the prasadam has tarnish by Naidu’s false comments. Even the courts have questioned CM Naidu for making baseless allegations on such a sensitive religious matter.”
Jagan Reddy Defends TTD’s Practices
Reddy went on to defend the TTD’s strict quality checks for manufacturing the prasadam, explaining that a “robust system” is in place to ensure the purity of the laddus. “Three tests are conduct before the product is use,
and single test fail, the entire batch is sent back,” he clarifie. According to Reddy,
tankers were sent back 14 times during the Naidu regime for fail quality check Tirupati Laddus row.
Reddy also called on Naidu to “feel ashamed” for spreading “blatant lies” and urged him to stop using religious issues for political drama. This case has only intensified the rivalry between the two leaders,
with both sides accusing each other of misleading the public.
Conclusion
Tirupati Laddus row As the Supreme Court’s independent SIT begins its investigation,
the political war between Jagan Reddy and Chandrababu Naidu continues to rage on. While Naidu faces backlash for his allegations,
the state awaits the outcome of the probe into the sacred Tirupati Laddus,
a symbol of faith for millions of Hindus across the globe.
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