CM Naidu – I don’t know what was the reason behind Jagan not going to Tirumala, but they were claiming as if he was stopped and a notice was issued. I am asking you directly. Have you been given any notice?

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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday said Yuvajana Sramika Raithu Congress Party (YSRCP) supremo YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was claiming as if he was stopped by the authorities from visiting the Tirumala temple. Naidu asked if he (Jagan) was given any notice not to visit the temple. Reacting to Jagan’s decision to postpone his plan to perform rituals at the Tirupati Lord Venkateswara temple, Naidu said every religious place has its own traditions and customs and anyone who wants to visit a place of worship should respect the norms followed there.

‘Former CM should tell who stopped me from visiting Tirupati temple’
The Chief Minister said that Jagan’s claim that he has visited Tirumala temple even without signing a ‘declaration form’ proving his faith does not give him the right to repeat that mistake. The chief minister said, “I don’t know what was the reason behind him (Jagan) not going to Tirumala but he was claiming as if he was stopped and a notice was issued. I am asking you straight. Have you been given any notice? Has anyone asked you not to go there?”

‘No individual is above traditions and customs’

He said there were reports that the YSRCP was spreading information to mobilise people about Jagan’s temple visit so that the police were forced to impose the ban. “Traditions and customs should be respected. No individual is above traditions and customs,” Naidu said.

Opposition YSRCP chief Jagan Mohan Reddy on Friday said he has indefinitely postponed his visit to the Lord Venkateswara temple. Reddy said he took the step due to the growing demand by National Democratic Alliance (NDA) constituents in Andhra Pradesh to prove their faith before entering the temple.