Chandrababu Naidu

Jagan Mohan Reddy claimed that CM Naidu was spreading lies about the adulteration in ghee to shift focus.

Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu asked officials to provide him with real-time updates on the progress of the inquiry into the burning of Sri Ramalayam chariot.

Speaking to media, CM Chandrababu Naidu reaffirmed that his government is committed to respect religious sentiments and vowed to take appropriate actions after consulting religious leaders.

Former TDP Chairman and YSRCP leader YV Subbareddy had earlier denied all allegations of animal fat adulteration in ghee used to make the Laddu prasadam. He claimed that only organic ingredients were used in the preparation of Prasadam.

The ghee used to prepare the Tirupati laddu prasadam during the YSRCP rule contained traces of animal fat.

The report indicated that the ghee contained traces of fish oil, beef tallow and lard served at Tirupati Temple.

Chandrababu Naidu claimed that the quality of Tirumala Laddu had become substandard during the previous dispensation, and termed it a sacrilege. YSR Congress, meanwhile, refuted the claim

At a key meeting with the Hindu Religious Endowment Department, CM Chandrababu Naidu emphasised this move as part of a broader strategy to prevent forced conversions and preserve the spiritual integrity of Andhra’s sacred Hindu sites.

According to the TDP, over the previous five years, the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) allegedly spent an extraordinary amount of Rs 3.62 crores on egg puffs. According to reports, the CMO spent an average of Rs 72 lakhs a year on these snacks, which equates to 993 egg puffs eaten every day.

"The Andhra Baptist Church is the biggest tool in the CIA's pocket right now to be used against CBN," reported Sputnik India, citing sources.