Pawan Kalyan gets Court Summons

Pawan Kalyan gets Court Summons. Hyderabad Court Summons Pawan Kalyan Over Controversial Tirumala Laddu Remarks.

The Hyderabad Civil Court has issued summons to Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Jana Sena Party leader Pawan Kalyan, compelling him to appear in person on November 22nd. The summons stem from a petition filed by advocate Immaneni Rama Rao, alleging that Pawan Kalyan made unsubstantiated claims about the Tirumala Srivari Laddu prasadam, specifically concerning the use of adulterated ghee.

The petition, filed on October 14th, argues that Pawan Kalyan's statements, made without any scientific evidence, have caused significant offense to Hindus and could be construed as an insult to their religious beliefs. The petition also highlights the potential for these remarks to incite unrest, especially considering Pawan Kalyan's position as a Deputy Chief Minister.

The court's decision to issue summons comes amidst growing concerns about the potential impact of Pawan Kalyan's comments, which have sparked widespread criticism. The petition also refers to a previous Supreme Court judgment that formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate allegations of corruption surrounding the Tirupati laddu.

In addition to the summons to Pawan Kalyan, the court has also issued notices to the Telangana Chief Secretary, further amplifying the seriousness of the situation.

The controversy surrounding the Tirumala Srivari Laddu has taken a new turn with this legal action, highlighting the importance of responsible public discourse, especially when dealing with matters of religious significance. The court's decision to summon Pawan Kalyan underscores the need for factual accuracy and sensitivity when engaging in public discussions that can potentially impact religious sentiments.