After the Chief Secretary, L.V. Subrahmanyam, made it clear that employees who were converted to other religions from Hinduism would not be allowed to continue in the service of the endowments department, the officials of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) have ordered their vigilance counterparts to identity those employees who were practicing religions other than Hinduism, it was learnt.
It may be recalled that reacting to reports of proselytisation atop Tirumala hills and over non-Hindu employees working in TTD as well as other temples under the endowments department control, the Chief Secretary asked those employees who were engaged in practicing religions other than Hinduism to voluntarily give them up, so as not to hurt the sentiments of devotees.
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After the Chief Secretary, L.V. Subrahmanyam, made it clear that employees who were converted to other religions from Hinduism would not be allowed to continue in the service of the endowments department, the officials of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) have ordered their vigilance counterparts to identity those employees who were practicing religions other than Hinduism, it was learnt. It may be recalled that reacting to reports of proselytisation atop Tirumala hills and over non-Hindu employees working in TTD as well as other temples under the endowments department control, the Chief Secretary asked those employees who were engaged in practicing religions other than Hinduism to voluntarily give them up, so as not to hurt the sentiments of devotees.
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