Reacting to Jagan's Tirumala row, TDP senior leader Baireddy Rajasekhara Reddy has commented that if Kadapa MP was made chief minister of the state, then he would install his father late YS Rajasekhar Reddy's idol in place of Lord Balaji in the hill shrine.
Baireddy also found fault with renaming the Kadapa district after YS Rajasekhara Reddy. "Is he greater than Annamaiah, the saint poet who composed around 36000 keertanas," he questioned.
On the other hand, the state government declared that it has no plans to take action against YS Jagan for violating the Tirumala rules, as it is not legally binding to sign such a declaration form. However, it is considering the option to book cases against Jagan's followers who entered the Temple in large numbers and created disturbance.
Jagan, a Christian, entry into Lord Balaji temple without signing the customary declaration form kept for non-Hindus visitors has sparkled a controversy. The declaration form is a practise followed since 1933.
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