The controversy surrounding the Tirumala Laddu adulteration case has taken a dramatic turn, attracting attention from all corners. From Chief Minister Chandrababu’s initial remarks to the heated exchanges between political figures, the issue has become a battleground of conflicting interests.

In a recent hearing at the Supreme Court, petitions from various parties, including former TTD Chairman YV Subbareddy and former MP Subramaniaswamy, shed light on the accusations against CM Chandrababu regarding the use of animal fat in the Srivari Laddu preparation. The Court’s scrutiny of the evidence and motives behind such allegations has added a new dimension to the case.

Lawyer Siddharth Ludra’s representation of TTD highlighted concerns about the quality of ingredients used, particularly addressing the use of adulterated ghee. Despite the uproar surrounding the issue, the lack of concrete evidence linking adulteration to the laddoos has raised doubts about the validity of the claims.

The Supreme Court’s intervention has further complicated the matter, with discussions about the continuation of the investigation through the SIT or an independent body. The impending decision holds the key to the future direction of the case, with stakeholders anxiously awaiting the outcome.

The demand for a comprehensive inquiry into the Tirumala Laddu adulteration allegations has fueled political tensions, with conflicting calls for CBI investigation and SIT inquiries. The suspension of the SIT investigation following the Supreme Court’s comments has left the Chandrababu government at a crossroads, waiting for the Court’s guidance on the next steps.

As the nation watches with bated breath, the Supreme Court’s verdict on the Tirumala Laddu adulteration controversy will not only shape the outcome of the case but also set a precedent for similar disputes in the future.

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In a strategic move to regulate sand transport charges, the Chandrababu-led AP government has implemented a uniform pricing system across the state. Following consultations with sand transport vehicle owners, the government has finalized the transport tariff structure.

According to the new regulations, the government will charge Rs 13.5 per ton per kilometer for tractors weighing up to 4.5 tonnes and traveling up to 10 km. Similarly, six-tire trucks will incur a charge of 10 rupees per ton per kilometer, while trucks weighing up to 10 tonnes will pay 70 paise per ton for the same distance. For heavier vehicles like 10, 12, or 14-tire trucks up to 35 tonnes, the tariff is set at 9.40 rupees per tonne per kilometer.

Moreover, a convenient option for home delivery of sand is available for online bookings, with lorries designated for transportation to consumers’ residences. To facilitate this process, lorry owners interested in participating must register their vehicles with the Department of Mines, as instructed by district collectors.

The initiative has seen a positive response, with 3 thousand lorry owners already registering their vehicles in all districts. Equipped with GPS tracking, the government ensures that sand deliveries are closely monitored to prevent any unauthorized diversions.

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The AP Government has appointed ACP Sravanti Roy as the Inquiry Officer to investigate the case, following remarks by Vijayawada CP Rajasekhar Babu about the gravity of the allegations. The investigation will proceed based on the merits of the case, with discussions ongoing with the DGP regarding the allegations against the senior IPS.

Home Minister Vangalapudi Anita responded to the actress’ affair by mentioning the victim’s online complaint and the appointment of a woman officer for the investigation. The Home Minister emphasized the need for accountability in the police department and criticized the previous government’s misuse of power.

The case involves Vidyasagar, who accused the actress from Mumbai of cheating him in the name of love, leading to a significant financial loss. The subsequent arrest of the actress in Mumbai and the legal proceedings in AP have brought attention back to this case under the new government.

Jatwani, the accused actress, claims to be the victim, alleging unjust arrest and mistreatment by authorities and prominent leaders. The case has now taken a political turn, with government sources promising to uncover the truth while facing denials and allegations from the YCP.

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Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav emphasized that these funds were released in alignment with the CM’s directives, highlighting the government’s commitment to strengthening local bodies. Minister Payyavula expressed that the administration’s focus is on empowering villages, resonating with Bapuji’s vision that rural progress is paramount.

Furthermore, CM Chandrababu conducted a review of the Panchayat Raj Department with Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan and officials in attendance. Discussions during the meeting included discussions on raising the honorarium for local organization representatives and introducing a mobile app for sanitation management in villages. Additionally, a decision was made to eliminate the disqualification rule for competition for local organizations with more than two children. Deputy CM Pawan announced that gram sabhas will convene in panchayats on the 23rd of this month.

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To lead the eradication efforts, a ministerial sub-committee consisting of the Home, Education, and Tribal Affairs ministers has been established. Individuals providing information on cannabis-related activities will be eligible for rewards or cash prizes. Minister Anitha praised the Visakhapatnam police for their proactive stance in identifying and cracking down on cannabis smuggling operations. She stressed the importance of enforcing the POCSO Act in cases involving minors.

Furthermore, Minister Anitha emphasized the significance of police welfare, advocating for law enforcement to be viewed as protectors rather than instigators of fear. She pledged to equip the police force with modern tools for drug testing and diagnostics, affirming the government’s commitment to rejuvenating law enforcement. Addressing concerns about officers’ lack of scheduled breaks, she assured that the government would allocate resources to bolster the department with additional personnel, enabling officers to take their entitled leaves.

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Amaravati’s judicial complex buildings, principal secretaries’ and secretaries’ bungalows, lawmakers’ apartments, officers’ apartments, non-governmental organizations’ residences, and other structures were all under development.

All construction had been put on hold because of the previous government’s shift in priorities and policies. Aside from the inundation of the foundations, the steel reinforcement has been harmed by the elements because the construction was stopped without a protective cover. The locations of the projects have become “jungles.” Clearing jungle was recently done by the APCRDA.

The capital of Amaravati saw the start of 17 projects at an anticipated cost of 9,617.21 crore, which eventually increased to 1,958.37 crore, according to APCRDA authorities.

For different projects, the physical development of the works varies from 6% to 80%. A total of 1,531.37 crore was spent on the 17 projects’ construction.

With a budget of Rs. 555.00 crore, construction on the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Complex has not yet begun.

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