Okay I have a question- did the report specifically say beef and fish or did it say animal fat?
Coz ghee is animal fat too, and very part of prayers
You have a point
I had the same doubt, They concluded based on different chemical compounds found in different animal fats, as per latest news temple mgmt knew the issue, they asked all the suppliers to comply with norms, only one dairy didn't comply that is in the question and dairy says they have reports which says it was all cow ghee, now ping pong happening
Let me tell you first what happened I am from andhra , first the previous supplier of ghee to tirupati is 'Nandini Ghee'.They have been continuously supplying for 5 decades. This jagan government came and changed the supplier & given to another company. The new company quoted ghee for 300 rupees per kg in tender & got the tender. Because of this they reduced quality of ladu and also size. This is not first cbn party questioned on this . A year back also when there are in opposition raised voice on jagan government on this matter but didn't get media attention at that time.
Cbn don't know that ghee contains animal fat or not before testing. They know Ghee is substandard need to change the company.So ordered a lab test got results.
Need to know
Why there is need to change the 50 years supplier? and given to the closest person of their government
Everytime tankers gets tested and go inside of the tirumala . Need to get previous one reports and check even though ghee is substandard and they allowed or not
Politics; nothing else.
We are one of the largest exporters of beef, it's obviously a lucrative industry. Will the industrialists skip an opportunity to use the leftover products? Of course not! Pure ghee is very expensive, so it's not that far of a stretch to imagine other fats also used along with it.
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