JanaSena president and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has been a strong advocate for the protection of Sanatan Dharma and Hindu traditions. As part of this commitment, he recently embarked on a spiritual tour to Tamil Nadu and Kerala, visiting several ancient temples.
During his visit to Tamil Nadu, Kalyan was informed by a media representative that the popular RTC bus service between Tirupati and Palani, a significant temple town in Tamil Nadu, had been discontinued following the COVID-19 pandemic. The request was made to revive the service to facilitate pilgrimage.
This interaction took place on January 14, and Kalyan immediately assured that he would discuss the matter with the RTC chairman to expedite the process. Staying true to his word, the bus service was officially reinstated yesterday, with Pawan Kalyan himself flagging off the first service.
This initiative not only restores a crucial travel link for devotees but also underscores Kalyan’s dedication to ensuring accessibility to important religious destinations. His proactive approach in reviving this service reaffirms his commitment to the cause of Sanatan Dharma and the cultural heritage he passionately upholds.
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