The severe mismanagement that occurred within the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) during the YS Jagan-led regime is being exposed almost on a weekly basis. Following the shocking Laddu contamination incident, the Parakamani theft case is now at the center of public debate.
Surprisingly, Jagan dismissed the Parakamani issue as a “petty incident,” stating that the accused repaid the missing amount by donating his properties to the temple. He further downplayed the matter, calling it a minor mishap unworthy of major attention.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has already reacted to this controversial remark, expressing that it was ironic and irresponsible for the YCP chief to speak so casually about an issue involving Tirumala—a place of immense religious significance for millions of Hindus.
Now, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has strongly responded as well. Criticizing Jagan’s casual stance, Pawan stated, “It is not appropriate for Jagan to speak so lightly about such a serious situation. Perhaps he wouldn’t have been this calm or indifferent if something similar had happened in his own religion.”
Pawan Kalyan’s sharp remarks—especially the part implying that Jagan would have reacted differently if the issue concerned his own faith—are now drawing significant attention in political and social circles.
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