Tirumala Temple 
Tamil Nadu

TTD suspends four employees in Andhra over non-Hindu allegations

“TTD has suspended four of its employees on the grounds of allegations that they practise other faiths,” said an official press release on Saturday.

PTI

TIRUPATI: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), the official custodian of Sri Venkateswara temple here, has suspended four employees based on allegations that they are non-Hindus and practising other religions.

The temple body suspended Deputy Executive Engineer (quality control) B Elizar, staff nurse of BIRRD Hospital, S Rosi, grade-1 pharmacist of BIRRD Hospital, M Premavati and G Asuntha from SV Ayurveda Pharmacy.

“TTD has suspended four of its employees on the grounds of allegations that they practise other faiths,” said an official press release on Saturday.

These employees are believed to have violated the institution’s code of conduct and acted irresponsibly in their duties while representing and working for a Hindu religious organisation, it said.

After examining the report submitted by the TTD Vigilance Department and other evidence, departmental action was taken against them as per the rules and the four employees were immediately suspended, the release added.

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