Hindu groups, seers protest Tirumala ghee ‘adulteration’

In Tirupati, Hindu organizations and religious leaders have organized protests against the alleged adulteration of ghee used in temple offerings. This unrest stems from claims that the purity of ghee, which is integral to rituals at the Tirumala temple, has been compromised, raising concerns among devotees. The protesters are demanding a thorough investigation into the practices of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) officials, who oversee the temple's administration and offerings. The issue highlights a growing discontent regarding the management of temple resources and the need for transparency and accountability in maintaining the sanctity of religious practices. The TTD, which is responsible for managing one of India's richest temples, faces scrutiny as devotees seek assurances that their offerings remain pure and free from adulteration. The protests reflect a wider concern among the Hindu community about the integrity of religious rituals and the management of sacred resources, emphasizing the importance of maintaining traditional values in contemporary practices.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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