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Muslim family attends Brahmotsavams
In a perfect example of communal harmony, a Muslim family from Nellore was seen here in Tirumala where the revered annual Brahmotsavams is underway.
Tirupati: In a perfect example of communal harmony, a Muslim family from Nellore was seen here in Tirumala where the revered annual Brahmotsavams is underway.
The eleven-member family including elderly, men, women and children were spotted rejoicing while taking a selfie before the hanging garden set up opposite to Lepakshi Emporium.
Khaleel, a businessman who was struggling to bring recalcitrant children for the selfie said that they are visiting Tirumala for many years during Brahmotsavams which is most pleasurable for them.
Particularly, the children love going round the hill top temple town, in the night for dazzling decorations and salubrious environment making the hills look like a dreamy land, the arrangements for the visitors during fete was another factor drawing them to the hill town.
Many families passing on the way were bewitched by the hanging garden too seen taking selfies. TTD had set up such hanging garden in many focal points adding more Brahmotsavams attraction.
