Pawan Kalyan is arriving at Dharmasthala: A political message in the footsteps of devotion

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Telugu film superstar Pawan Kalyan is all set to visit Dharmasthala Manjunatha Swamy temple in Karnataka. On September 11, at 5 pm, he will reach Dharmasthala and offer prayers. On the same day, he will also attend an aarti service in front of the temple.

In the recent past, there have been several incidents of propaganda against Dharmasthala and allegations against religious officials. Chinnaiah, identified as Chinnaiah, has been arrested for making allegations against the Dharmadhikari and the police are investigating. Legal action is being taken against any forces that harm the dignity of the constituency. It is in this context that Pawan Kalyan's visit to Dharmasthala has political, religious and social implications.

Pawan Kalyan has declared himself a "Sanatani Hindu" many times and has stood firm in his stand for Hindu values. When cow fat was found in Tirupati prasadam, he himself went to Tirupati and participated in the clean-up drive. He has also responded to the recent Dharmasthala case and is coming to stand up for the constituency.

Pawan Kalyan, the founder of the Jana Sena Party, is currently part of the coalition government in Andhra Pradesh with the TDP and the BJP. His visit to Dharmasthala is not only a symbol of devotion but also a strong political message. The significance of the constituency is further enhanced by the visit of a prominent leader from the neighbouring state in an effort to save the dignity of Dharmasthala.

Dharmasthala is a major pilgrimage centre in South India and attracts millions of devotees every year. Pawan Kalyan's visit to the constituency is a reassuring development for the devotees and fans of the constituency. His visit is not just an event of worship but also a political step in favour of devotion and culture.