Amaravathi/Hyderabad, Dec 10 (Maxim News): A Rs.54 crore fake silk dupatta scam has been exposed in Tirumala Devasthanam. The ACB has started an investigation into this matter. More details will be revealed soon. However, Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan has recently responded to this. He spoke to the national media.
Speaking on this occasion, Pawan Kalyan said, “If you go to any temple, you will see some misconduct. Many people have acted illegally in the case of Parakamani. Some people in TTD have always done as they pleased. The only reason why this fraud has come to light now is because we have a strong TTD board and government. Today, we all have guidance from the Chief Minister. We are moving forward with proper plans. In the past, we only heard rumors. Now what happened there? What was done? The facts are coming out. Compared to other religions in India, Hindus are being looked down upon in terms of government actions and public statements. As I said earlier, Hindus are being targeted and protested,” said Deputy Chief Minister Pawan. (Maxim News)
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