CM Revanth: State ready to establish Yadagirigutta Temple Board; finish pending works

Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the State government has decided to constitute the Yadagirigutta Temple Board. Officials have been asked to take the necessary steps to establish the temple board on the lines of TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams).

The chief minister made the statement during a review meeting on the development of Yadagirigutta Temple – the abode of Lord Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy with the authorities on Friday. He offered special prayers at the temple on his birthday.

“The Yadagirigutta Temple Board should be established on the same prestige level as TTD after a complete study of the Tirumala Board,” the CM said.

Special policy for cow protection

He instructed the authorities to introduce a special policy for cow protection in Goshalas there. Officials were told to leverage the technological innovations recently made on animal protection.

While mentioning the arrangements made for devotees to rest on the temple hill provided earlier, he ordered the officials to make the required arrangements for devotees to sleep on the hill before they pay obeisance to God.

‘Finish gold plating works for Vimana Gopuram before Brahmotsavam’

The CM asked the officials to speed up the gold plating works for Vimana Gopuram and complete them before the Yadadri Brahmotsavam.

The authorities have been asked to complete the pending land acquisition related to the development of the temple and officials concerned have been asked to grant the funds required.

“All the pending works in the temple should be completed. Come with complete details of the proposals in a week and take steps to complete the pending temple works,” the CM told the officials present at the review.

The CM asked the authorities to submit a comprehensive report on the pending works and other issues.

CM participates in Musi Renaissance Walk

Later, CM Revanth Reddy also participated in the Musi Renaissance Walk from Sangem in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district and collected water samples from the Musi. The walk would be continued till Nagireddypalle road.