Date: September 26, 2024

Chalo Tirumala: Jagan and Pawan Set to Visit TTD

Political Drama Moves to Tirumala: Jagan and Pawan’s Upcoming Visits

Andhra Pradesh’s political scene is known for its heated exchanges, but the Tirumala shrine controversy has taken things to a new level. The ongoing Laddu adulteration issue, involving allegations of mishandling, has made Tirumala the center of attention. Both YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and Pawan Kalyan have announced their visits to the temple, turning these personal trips into highly anticipated political events.

Jagan’s TTD Visit: Defending His Stance

The YSR Congress Party has confirmed that Jagan Mohan Reddy will visit Tirumala on the 27th of September, followed by darshan on the 28th. This comes at a time when his government faces criticism for alleged Laddu adulteration.

Jagan is expected to address the media after the darshan, where he will likely attempt to defend his administration. His recent call for a CBI investigation into the scandal indicates his intention to clear his name. However, it remains to be seen how effective his defense will be, especially amid ongoing criticism.

Pawan Kalyan’s TTD Visit: Opposition Gears Up

Meanwhile, Pawan Kalyan has also planned his visit to the temple. Currently observing a Prayaschitha Deeksha (a penance vow), Pawan will complete the Deeksha by the 4th of October. Afterward, he will visit the temple to offer prayers and address the political issue at hand.

Known for his outspoken stance against the government, Pawan is expected to deliver a powerful speech on the Laddu adulteration case. He has already stated that he will present evidence against the ruling YCP, signaling his intent to challenge Jagan’s claims.

Tirumala Becomes the Center of Politics

In just one week, both Jagan and Pawan will visit Tirumala, making the shrine a temporary epicenter of Andhra Pradesh politics. What was once a religious site has now turned into the focal point of political activity.

With both leaders addressing the Laddu controversy in their speeches, the Tirumala temple has become more than a religious destination. It is now a battleground for political narratives.