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BJP slams TTD move on priests
BJP faulted the TTD Board for its decision to fix the retirement age of priests in the temple ignoring the age old traditions.
Hyderabad: BJP faulted the TTD Board for its decision to fix the retirement age of priests in the temple ignoring the age old traditions. Taking the board to task while addressing media here on Thursday, AP BJP Election Committee convener Somu Veerraju said that the chief priest of the temple Ramana Deekshitulu had only highlighted how certain temple traditions have been increasingly getting violated.
Instead of taking corrective measures the board was acting in a vindictive manner and fixed the retirement age disregarding the temple traditions, he said. Further, such decisions had been taken by those were facing several allegations of being associated with the non-Hindu faith, Veerraju said.
Terming the actions of the board “deeply hurting the devotees of Lord Balaji”, he said that Dharma is in trouble in Andhra Pradesh, which has become a choultry for any stranger to come and go.
