They cite the SIT Chargesheet, stating there was no presence of animal fat in the ghee used. They also claim no YSR Congress leaders were named.

However, the Chargesheet clearly alleges the supply of nearly 68 lakh kg of adulterated ghee with no milk fats used at all. Using this ghee, around 20.01 crore laddus and other prasadams were prepared. This revelation raises serious concerns about the quality and sanctity of offerings.

The Chargesheet states that palm oil and vegetable fats were used instead of pure milk based ghee. This adulterated ghee was supplied to TTD between 2021 and 2024. The estimated value of this supply is around ₹250 crore, indicating the scale of the racket.

As per the Chargesheet, 36 accused have been named. These include directors of Uttarakhand based Bhole Baba Organic Dairy, former TTD officials, and others involved in the procurement process. The investigation highlights a well organised supply network.

The document also mentions that the then TTD Chairman YV Subba Reddy's PA Chinna Appanna interacted with dairy company representatives. It alleges that kickbacks were received through Hawala routes. This points to deeper administrative involvement in the scam.

When senior TTD officials are named, it becomes difficult to believe such a massive scam happened without the knowledge of top authorities. Despite this, YSR Congress Social Media teams continue to insist that no one from YSR Congress was involved.

They are also targeting Chandrababu Naidu and Pawan Kalyan by focusing only on the absence of animal fat. At the same time, they ignore the serious issue of laddus being made without milk based ghee, which is considered a major offence to the lord.

It is disturbing to see ghee adulteration being projected as a routine issue. Despite clear Chargesheet findings, YSR Congress Social Media teams are pushing a narrative to claim political advantage. This has triggered strong reactions and widespread criticism.