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Bhadradri temple: Memos issued to 6 priests,Assistant Engineer
Memos were issued to two top temple priests -- Podicheti Jagannadhacharyulu and Podicheti Sitaramanujacharyulu -- for using only 40 golden flowers in performing the Suvarna Pushpa Puja, for which the temple charges Rs 500 per performer. Bhadradri temple Executive Officer Prabhakara Srinivas served memos on them for being negligent in conducting the service with only 40 golden flowers keeping the
Bhadrachalam: Memos were issued to two top temple priests -- Podicheti Jagannadhacharyulu and Podicheti Sitaramanujacharyulu -- for using only 40 golden flowers in performing the Suvarna Pushpa Puja, for which the temple charges Rs 500 per performer. Bhadradri temple Executive Officer Prabhakara Srinivas served memos on them for being negligent in conducting the service with only 40 golden flowers keeping the other flowers in the temple almirah.
The E O also issued memos four priests – for their negligent attitude in rendering the service. Priests Podicheti Ramabhadracharyulu, K Kirankumaracharyulu, Soumitri Srinivasacharyulu and P Gopala krishnamacharyulu were issued memos for being late to the early morning service of Sattumurai. A memo was also issued to electrical Assistant Engineer when electric lamps did not glow well while performing Tiruveedhi Seva.
By PV Satyanarayana
