Archive · 24 Aug 2025
BCYP Protests Proposed NTR Statue in Lord Krishna Attire
A political group, BCYP, doesn't want a statue of a famous actor and former leader, NTR, dressed as Lord Krishna.
They say it's wrong and could upset Hindus and the Yadava community.
BCYP believes this goes against court rules and criticizes the government.
They warn of protests if the statue is unveiled.
BCYP opposes the unveiling of an NTR statue as Lord Krishna.
The BCYP warns the unveiling could hurt Hindu and Yadava sentiments.
BCYP alleges the unveiling violates existing High Court orders.
The BCYP criticizes the government for allegedly supporting the event.
BCYP threatens protests if the unveiling proceeds.
- Who
- BCYP and B. Ramachandra Yadav.
- What
- BCYP's opposition to the unveiling of an NTR statue in the attire of Lord Krishna.
- When
- Unspecified, but the statement was made on Saturday.
- Where
- Takkellapadu village near Guntur.
- Why
- Because it would hurt the sentiments of Hindus and the Yadava community.
BCYP's Stance
Government's potential stance
Statue Controversy
BCYP's Stance
The unveiling of NTR statue in Lord Krishna attire is unacceptable.
Government's potential stance
The proposed unveiling of NTR statue in Lord Krishna attire.
- Organization
- BCYP
- Leader
- B. Ramachandra Yadav
- Figure
- NTR
- Location
- Takkellapadu village
- Issue
- Statue unveiling
- Attire
- Lord Krishna
Sources
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