Hyderabad, Sept 22 (Hydnow): The Department of Endowment has issued an order to give a total of Rs. 10 crores for the development in the Kamareddy Assembly constituency where the Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao will contest in the coming Assembly elections.
Endowment Commissioner Anil Kumar ordered the temple’s Executive Officers to give Rs. 5 crore on behalf of Yadagirigutta Devasthanam and Rs. 5 crore on behalf of Vemulawada temple.
In protest, against the orders issued by the Endowment Commissioner, BJP and congress parties burnt the effigies of Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao separately in Vemulawada town at Telangana Chowk of the town under the leadership of the BJP, protested by burning effigies of KCR in front of the Rajanna temple under the leadership of the Congress.
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The leaders of both parties warned that KCR, who could not fulfill the promises made, is now looking to steal of the money of the god himself and if the order is not withdrawn immediately, the agitations will intensify. (Hydnow)
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