AP Congress Minister attacks Hindu Temple & Lock the gates .

Minister Danam Nagender involved in an argument with the police near Hindu temple in Hyderabad.

During Janmashtami Congress Minister Danam Nagendar an staunch follower of YSR attacks Lakshmi Narsimha Swamy temple in Hyderabad. His Goondas destroyed furniture , uprooted Tulasi plants abused Poojaris . Not satisfied, he dared to do a Rakshasa act of LOCKING the Temple gates . Later talking to Media he claims he is the true follower of YS Rajshekar Reddy (an Christian fanatic) and he starts his daily routine after lighting LAMP at YSR photo. Asked upon by Media on Case booked for attacking the Temple, Minister said he care a damn and proudly proclaims that he has 190 cases booked against him. If this is the order of the day, just imagine what wud be the state of affairs when YS Jaganmohan Reddy become Chief Minister of the state. Since the day YSR adorne the CM chair the state is crumbling under reigns of Looters & Goondas.

The Hindu :

Labour Minister charged with locking temple and ‘abusing’ policemen.

Labour Minister charged with locking temple and ‘abusing’ policemen

The row over plans to celebrate Krishnashtami in Laxminarasimha temple here at Banjara Hills took a twist on Thursday when Minister for Labour Danam Nagender allegedly locked the temple gate and abused the policemen on duty there. A criminal case was registered against the Minister and his followers following a complaint lodged by the temple manager.

The Sub-Inspector of Banjara Hills police station, B. Ramesh, too filed a separate complaint stating that the Minister had prevented him from discharging his duty, but no case was booked. “We entered the SI’s complaint in the police station’s general diary,” said Banjara Hills ACP E. Shankar Reddy.

Controversy had been brewing over the plans of the Hare Krishna Movement-Hyderabad (HKM-H) to celebrate Krishnashtami in the temple with some residents from the surrounding NB Nagar differing with the idea. They staged a demonstration before the temple two days ago and allegedly tore some banners saying “why Krishnashtami should be celebrated in Laxminarasimha temple?”

A criminal case was registered against them in this regard and the HKM-H went ahead with its plan to celebrate the festival by undertaking some decoration work. Around 9 a.m. on Thursday, a group of persons assembled at the temple and squatted on the road urging the HKM-H to disband the celebrations.

Some time later, the Minister came there with his supporters and expressed his displeasure over the HKM-H “not obliging to the wishes of the local people”. “The Minister shouted at people inside the temple and directed an Assistant Sub-Inspector on security duty there to leave the place,” K. Suryanarayana Rao, temple manager, said in his complaint.

Meanwhile, B. Ramesh who arrived there was allegedly threatened by Mr. Nagender that he would be stripped of his uniform. The Minister then locked the temple’s main gate leaving a woman devotee and two priests inside and left the place, the complainant charged.

However, the Minister turned up at the temple again after an hour and tried to reason out his action. “What is the need for Krishnashtami festivities in a Laxminarasimha temple? Let the locals’ wishes prevail,” he said.

The HKM-H clarified that in 2009, the Endowments department had allotted to it 4.3 acres through Government Order 359, for development. The department had recently issued evacuation notices to people who had allegedly erected houses in the area.

The police invoked sections 143 (unlawful assembly), 342 (wrongful restraint), 353 (preventing public servant from discharging duties), 427 (mischief causing damage), 504 (intentionally insulting to breach peace) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code in the case.