Following his oath as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Chandrababu Naidu is seen pivoting into action mode, pledging to rid the Venkateshwara Swamy Temple in Tirumala of corruption and swearing to protect Hinduism.
Naidu, accompanied by his family, performed worship on his first religious visit post the oath. He, along with his wife, son Nara Lokesh, daughter-in-law, and a few relatives reached the sacred Tirupati Tirumala.
Levies Serious Charges Against Jagan Government
CM Naidu accused the preceding Jagan Mohan Reddy government of spreading irregularities within the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) during its tenure.
Initiating Purification from Tirumala
The CM of Andhra Pradesh stated, 'I will initiate the purification of governance starting with Tirumala. Desecrating Tirumala is unacceptable. The chant of Govinda will be the only echo here.'
Tickets Must Not Be Sold on the Black Market
He further alleged that the previous state government commercialized the TTD. He prioritized that offerings should be of good quality, tariffs should not be raised, and further 'Darshan' tickets should not be sold on the black market.
Source: aajtak
The Devasthanam Will Not Become a Den of Vices
Hitting out at Jagan Mohan Reddy's tenure, Chandrababu stated, 'The Jagan government turned this holy site into a hub for Marijuana, alcohol, and non-vegetarian food. Now the purification of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam will begin.'
Andhra to Becoming the Nation's Premier State
Committed to eradicating poverty and making Andhra Pradesh the number one state in India, Naidu pledged, vowing zero tolerance for crime and corruption, and promising accountability and transparency in governance.
Will Not Permit Political Sabotage
CM Naidu continued, 'By 2047, Telugu people will be number one in the world. I will make Andhra Pradesh the premier state of the country. Crime will not be tolerated. Some are levying false accusations against us post offending. Political conspiracies will not be endured.'