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PVG Kalavedika seeks CM's intervention to solve MANSAS issue
PVG Kalavedika president Bheesetti Babjee speaking in Vizianagaram on Sunday
The government should respect the sentiments of north Andhra people and protect the traditions and customs which are being followed for the past few decades, said Bheesetti Babjee, president of PVG Raju Kalavedika.
Vizianagaram: The government should respect the sentiments of north Andhra people and protect the traditions and customs which are being followed for the past few decades, said Bheesetti Babjee, president of PVG Raju Kalavedika.
On Sunday he responded on the incidents which are happening in MANSAS and in Simhachalam temple after the appointment of Sanchaita Gajapathi Raju as chairperson of the body. He said Sanchaita, who became the chairperson suddenly, has been working only to demoralise the image and prestige of the family of Rajasaheb PVG Raju.
On Vaikunta Ekadasi Day, she didn't even allow the family members of the royal family to visit the temple. The wife and daughter of Anandagajapathi Raju were insulted by Sanchaita. Locking the Ayodhya maidan and restricting the entry of local players and walkers was a big mistake committed by MANSAS management, he alleged. Salaries also being not paid promptly to the staff of Mansas trust. All these consequences are attracting the attention of common man and they are worrying about the future of the trust. He appealed to the government to look into these issues and streamline the organisation.T Rajarao and S Srinu also participated in the programme.
