Board should run the temples… Shankaracharya Adhokshajanand Dev Tirtha raised the demand  

Board for Temple: After the Tirupati Laddu controversy, the demand to free temples from government control is becoming vocal. Now the Shankaracharya Adhokshajanand Dev Tirtha condemned the incident of adulteration in Prasad and demanded a separate board for the management of temples. In the meanwhile he also said that to prevent such incidents in future, it should be ensured that the administration of temples is not in the hands of governments.

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Separate board for temple administration

 Though this was not the first, the demand was raised the Vishwa Hindu Parishad,  earlier raised the same demand. Meanwhile Shankaracharya   Adhokshajanand Dev Tirtha has demanded a separate board for the management of temples. He said that the central government should form a separate board comprising religious leaders and knowledgeable persons and a person from the sect running the temple should be made its executive president.

Controversy over Tirupati laddu

 On the controversy over Tirupati laddu, Shankaracharya said that this is a direct attack on the religious sentiments of the people. The culprits should not be spared. Demanding a separate board for the operation of temples, he said that the central government should form a separate board comprising religious leaders and knowledgeable persons and a person from the sect running the temple should be made its executive president.

What is the controversy?

 This controversy over Tirupati laddu was started when Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu claimed that during the previous YS Jagan Mohan Reddy-led government, substandard material and animal fat were used in 'prasadam' After this statement of Andhra Pradesh CM this matter heated has heated in Country.

Shankaracharya  praised  Yogi Adityanath  order

All though Shankaracharya  praised,  the decision of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in which it was said that Dhaba owners will have to put up a board with their name on their shop. So that customers do not have any confusion in knowing which religion the owner of the shop belongs too?