Chandrababu: No right for Christian CM to continue if he cannot take action

The atrocities against the Hindu religion have increased tenfold in the state of Andhra Pradesh, with the most recent incident taking place at Singarayakonda’s Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy’s temple, where the statues at the entrance have been attacked.

The hands of these statues have been cut off, which was observed by the localities, which was then reported to the local police.

TDP Chief Chandrababu Naidu addressed the media about this recent atrocity, and asked the Chief Minister, Jagan Mohan Reddy, to resign his post of the CM of AP, if he is not able to do his duty properly.

Babu said that he doesn’t mind the fact that Jagan is a Christian, and said that Jagan has his own beliefs just as Chandrababu has his own beliefs.

However, Chandrababu said that it is not right for Jagan, or the YSRCP government to be biased towards only Christianity, and be quiet towards the atrocities taking place against other religions, or be careless about what the other religions in the state are facing.

He condemned the way the Deputy Chief Minister of the state wished a Merry Christmas to everyone, while standing in front of the holy temple of Tirumala.

Babu said that it was only after the pressure that the TDP had put on the government, that the head of the Sri Rama idol of Ramatheertham temple was found in the sacred tank (koneru).

He also said that the government is giving an honorarium of Rs. 5000 to all the pastors of the state, when most of them are still Hindus, belonging to the SC community, and enjoying the benefits of the reservation system.