After animal fat was found in the laddu of the Tirumala Balaji temple in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, a new debate has erupted over the Prasad of the temples. Beef and pig fat have been found in the ghee used to make Tirupati Balaji's Prasad. Now baby rats have also been seen in the Mahaprasad of the famous Sri Siddhivinayak temple in Mumbai. Rats have been found in packets of 'Mahaprasad Laddu' distributed to devotees by the Siddhivinayak Mandir Trust. Many packets were also found engraved. Meanwhile, the temple administration has said that the matter will be investigated.
According to NDTV reports, a shocking picture of the famous temple of Mumbai, Sri Siddhivinayak Mandir has come to light. Rat cubs can be seen in the Mahaprasad of the temple. On the clarification sought on these pictures, Temple Trust Secretary Veena Patil has said that these pictures will have to be investigated. CCTV footage will also be checked.
Every day 50 thousand laddus are prepared as prasad According to the report, 50 thousand laddus are made daily for Prasad in the temple premises. The demand for Ladoo increases during the festive season. There are two laddu packets of 50 grams each for Prasad. The ingredients used in Ladoo are also certified by the Food and Drug Department.
A picture of baby mice has come to light in the Mahaprasad of Sri Siddhivinayak temple.
Questions are being raised about the cleanliness and sanctity inside the temple According to lab test, this mahaprasad ladle can be kept safe for 7 to 8 days. However, after the pictures of rat cubs in the laddu came to light, big questions are being raised about the cleanliness and purity of the prasad inside the temple.
Rat cubs were found in Prasad.
The prasad basket was found carved.
The Temple Trust sought proof of the origin of the video Veena Patil, Secretary of Siddhivinayak Temple Trust says, “Prima facie it does not seem that these pictures are of Siddhivinayak temple. It does not seem that these pictures are inside the temple. This video proof should also be found. We will look into it at our administrative level.”
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