A new dispute has started between the lockdown and the corona transition, before the dispute over the auction of the property of Tirumala temple in Andhra Pradesh would have completely subsided. The YSR Congress Party government's decision to regularize the land occupied by the two monasteries has been criticized by devotees and opposition parties. They are questioning the decision of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam and the state government. In the two monasteries that have been given land, the head of one monastery is said to be close to the Chief Minister of the state, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
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The state government issued an order on June 4, regularizing the plot of 1,870 square feet of land occupied by Mauna Swamy Math. Similarly, additional land of 4,817 sq ft was given to Visakha Shri Sharda Peetham. Both the benches have occupied these plots in addition to the land allotted to them earlier, which have been regularized by the state government. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam passed a resolution in December last year and requested the state government to regularize these plots. It leased land at the rate of Rs 374 per sq ft to Mauna Swamy Math and Rs 964 per sq ft to Visakha Shri Sharda Peetham.
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The Tirumala temple, which has been closed for 80 days due to the coronavirus epidemic, will be opened to devotees from June 11. During this time, physical distance guidelines will be strictly followed. During the darshan, it will be mandatory for devotees to walk a distance of six feet and wear masks. The Ministry of Home Affairs has given permission to open dharmasthals in the rest of the country from June 8 except the Containment Zone. Guidelines of the Ministry of Health have said that pregnant women, people above 65 years and people who already have serious illnesses, should avoid visiting such places.
