Prakash Raj's Tweet On Tirupati Laddu Triggers PK Fans!

Versatile actor Prakash Raj is known for his anti-BJP comments and his political inclination towards the left. He never leaves a chance to fire at them on social media and he got another chance to bash them. But this time, the legendary actor took a dig at Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan and what he wrote in his tweet while speaking about finding animal fat in Tirupati laddu.

Pawan Kalyan wrote, "We are all deeply disturbed with the findings of animal fat (fish oil,pork fat and beef fat )mixed in Tirupathi Balaji Prasad. Many questions to be answered by the TTD board constituted by YCP Govt then. Our Govt is committed to take stringent action possible. But,this throws light on many issues surrounding desecration of temples ,its land issues and other dharmic practices."

He went on to add, "Many be the time has come to constitute a 'Sanatana Dharma Rakshana Board' at a National level to look into all the issues related to temples in entire Bharath. A debate has to happen at a National level by all the policy makers, religious heads, judiciary,citizens,media and all others in their respective domains. I think we all should come together to put an end to desecration of 'Sanathana Dharma' in any form."

Replying to this, Prakash Raj wrote, "Dear @PawanKalyan…It has happened in a state where you are a DCM .. Please Investigate ..Find out the Culprits and take stringent action. Why are you spreading apprehensions and blowing up the issue Nationally … We have enough Communal tensions in the Country. (Thanks to your friends in the Center ) #justasking."

This comment made PK fans very angry and one of them wrote, "It's a need of hour to constitute a high-level santhana Commitment to check the well being of Hindu temple's." Another person commented, "The investigation itself revealed Cow Ghee adulterated uncle, that's why @PawanKalyan reacted so strongly…. Like a Hindu with self respect. While he asked protection of Hindus, you're adding communal color to it. Have some shame."