BJP demands TTD board member PrathaSarathi's resignation over Christmas celebrations controversy

BJP demands TTD board member PrathaSarathis resignation over Christmas celebrations controversy
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BJP demands TTD board member PrathaSarathi's resignation over Christmas celebrations controversy

Highlights

  • TTD board member stuck into Christmas festival celebrations controversy
  • Kolusu Parthasarathi was invited by Christian organizations of Krishna District to participate in semi Christmas celebrations on 23rd in Kankipadu Mandal Uppaluru village
  • Organisers had printed his name on Christmas celebrations invitation, it was caused for fresh controversy

AP BJP official spokesperson Bhanu Prakash Reddy has demanded TTD board member Kolusu Parthasarathy resignation and questioned that without consent of him how can Christian organisations have published the name on Krishna District Christmas semi celebrations invitation.

Bhanu while speaking to media persons on Tuesday here at Press Club showed the Kolusu Parthasarathi name on a Christmas invitation card which was printed by Kankipadu Mandal Uppaluru village Christian organisations and questioned it. He demanded PartahaSarathi not to participate in tomorrow's Christmas celebrations in Krishna District and asked him to come to a decision that he wanted Lord Venkateswara Swamy or else YesuKristhu.

Further, he added that, if Parthasarathi participated in Christmas celebrations, BJP and Hindu organisations would continue the protest till the submission of his resignation for TTD board membership. Also Bhanu Prakash Reddy pointed out that Durga Malleswara Devasthanam, Vijayawada board member name also published on the same invitation. He said that it was hurting the majority of community people.

As a TTD Board member, how can he accept their invitation to participate in the Christmas celebrations questioned BJP spokesperson Along with Bhanu local BJP leaders Gali Pushpalatha and others were present in the Press Conference.

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