Tirupati police recently issued a notice to YSRCP leader Bhumana Karunakar Reddy, requesting his appearance for questioning on the 23rd.
They also asked him to bring documents verifying his statements about the Gosala.
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) manages the Gosala, ensuring its operations and care.
Tirupati Police warned Bhumana Karunakar Reddy of arrest if he fails to appear for questioning.
Earlier, Bhumana complained about the Gosala’s mismanagement and accused authorities of negligence. He claimed hundreds of cows died due to neglect.Would you like me to customize it for a specific keyword or topic to improve SEO?
For example, terms like “human rights,” “detention center,” or “government inspection.”
TTD’s erstwhile Executive Officer, Shyamala Rao, refuted Bhumana’s accusations, blaming cow deaths on mishaps in the past YSRCP rule.
The controversy escalated when both parties issued contrasting accounts of how many cows were dead. Bhumana estimated that mismanagement caused the deaths of about 150 cows.
TTD officials disputed this, saying the number was closer to 30 to 45.
This led to a heated exchange of denials, with both sides defending their views as media coverage intensified the situation.
Bhumana raised a case at the outset of the allegations, but the issue remained largely dormant. The recent notice issued to Bhumana has once again sparked public debate.
The upcoming inquiry may shed more light on the issue and potentially resolve the ongoing controversy.
Public interest in this situation has remained high due to its potential impact on Bhumana and the TTD. The inquiry’s outcome could greatly influence the ongoing controversy over managing public religious and cultural properties in the region.
