Andhra Pradesh BJP Spokesperson and TTD member Bhanu Prakash Reddy said that the members of the Devasthanam Committee will meet Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu on 14th February and request him to remove non-Hindus from the temple services.
This incident highlights that telling the truth in India has become a crime, and even lawyers are involved in it.
The Chief Minister accused the opposition of attempting to stifle the Constitution by silencing individuals who speak the truth.
The fact that a minister in the State Government openly makes such a statement, makes their mindset and aim crystal clear.
The social organisation Citizens for Judicial Accountability and Reforms has expressed displeasure, an internal inquiry has been demanded to take action against Justice Yadav.
A resolution was passed condemning the incidents of attacks on Brahmins. A demand was also made to the Governor to register cases under the PCR Act against those defaming the Brahmin community.
If democracy is ‘rule by the people for the people’, then is it not appropriate to do what is necessary for the welfare of the people ?
It is shameful that in a Hindu majority country, Hindu students consistently face opposition to their applying the Bindi in school.