Rajasthan government announced that the prasad of big temples in the state will be inspect

Rajasthan Government / Rajasthan government announced that the prasad of big temples in the state will be inspect

Rajasthan Government - Rajasthan government announced that the prasad of big temples in the state will be inspect

Rajasthan Government: Amidst the ongoing controversy over adulteration in the prasad of Tirupati Balaji temple, the Rajasthan government has taken a big decision. Here the Rajasthan government has ordered to investigate the prasad of the big temples of the state. Under this order, the prasad of big temples in Rajasthan will be investigated. Bhajanlal government has ordered to investigate the prasad of temples. As per the order of the government, this investigation is to be completed between 23 and 26 September. Let us tell you that 14 temples have certificates. In such a situation, after the order, now a campaign to investigate the prasad of big temples will be started.

What is the controversy of Tirupati temple prasad

Let us tell you that there is an uproar after the disclosure of the alleged conspiracy to break the religion of crores of Hindus in Tirupati Balaji temple, one of the richest temples in the world. It has been confirmed that the laddus given to the devotees as prasad in Tirupati temple contain animal fat and fish oil. After this disclosure, everyone from south to north is stunned. Tirupati Balaji Temple's Executive Officer Shamla Rao has also admitted that the sanctity of the temple has been violated. Shamla Rao alleged that the previous government had not taken any steps to check adulteration. He said that the price of the adulterated ghee in the Prasad is also a big reason.

Former Andhra Pradesh CM denies the allegations

However, former Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, while reacting for the first time on Friday, has completely denied Chandrababu Naidu's allegations. He said that adulterated ghee was never used in the temple's Prasad, Chandrababu Naidu is just serving his political interests by instigating people. He said, 'Chandrababu Naidu spread this lie to divert people's attention. He stooped so low that he even damaged the reputation of the temple. Whatever happened here is actually a part of the routine practice of the temple which was presented in a wrong way for political gain.'