The moment Tirumala temple’s chief priest is out in public, making allegations against some fellow priests, immediately some political leaders saw an opportunity to politicise the whole issue. And then, some media houses that are backed by the support of big parties that opposed Telugudesam have jumped into the scene, making a mockery of Andhra Pradesh government, calling them as corrupt people selling ornaments of Srivaaru. Here is what they have to understand first.
Almost all the devotees of Lord Sri Venkateswara Swamy believe that anyone who toys around with Tirumala temple and its affairs in a bad way, generally end up facing the wrath of the divine. And they are advising biggies and other political leaders who are making a ruckus of TTD’s affairs to slow down and choose their words carefully as the Holy God is watching everything from above.
They say: Couple of decades ago, a Minister touched the holy idol of Sri Vaaru in an excitement that his political career is flourishing and in three days he breathed his last. Later a big politician tried to poke his nose into the Mirasi system and in no time he lost power. When a political honcho tried to sell off one of Swami’s holy hills, in no time he perished from this world. Later a political scion made his followers praise him in the sacred premises of Tirumala temple and he got a great stroke from people in the following election. Whoever fiddles and muzzles with Tirumala and its guardian Balaji with their ill-heart surely invite his wrath and get punished as per their beliefs.
Devotees believe that Lord Balaji is the one who helps poor and needy in various ways by hearing a single prayer from them. But at the same time, he will not be sparing these greedy politicians and analysts who want to make fun of his temple’s affairs. In case if Telugudesam government has really done something, then they will surely pay the price. But if others are digging it and slinging unwanted mud intentionally, then they will be paying the price, is what some firm believers of Lord Balaji say. “Srivaaritho Paraachikaalu Vaddu”, they say, on a concluding note.
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