1 year ago
Devotees Demand No-Fly Zone for Tirumala Temple
People who visit the Tirumala Temple are worried about airplanes flying above it.
They believe the planes disrupt the temple's peaceful and holy feeling.
A local politician wants the government to make the area around the temple a "No-Fly Zone", meaning planes wouldn't be allowed to fly there.
He says it's important for the safety and the spiritual well-being of the many people who visit the temple.
Although requests have been made before, planes still fly over the temple.
The politician wants the temple leaders to quickly ask the government to stop the planes from flying overhead.
Devotees are concerned about aircraft flying over Tirumala Temple.
BJP leader Naveen Kumar Reddy urges TTD to pursue a 'No-Fly Zone' designation.
Appeals have been made previously, but flights continue to operate.
Concerns include spiritual sanctity, safety, and the sentiments of devotees.
A three-member committee is proposed to meet with the Civil Aviation minister.
- Who
- Devotees, BJP leader Naveen Kumar Reddy, TTD Board, Civil Aviation minister.
- What
- Calls for Tirumala Temple to be declared a 'No-Fly Zone' due to aircraft disturbance.
- Where
- Tirumala Temple, India.
- When
- Ongoing issue; the article doesn't specify a precise date.
- Why
- To preserve spiritual sanctity, address safety concerns, and respect the sentiments of devotees.
Devotee Concerns
Unspecified
Airspace Regulations
Devotee Concerns
Devotees seek protection of the temple's sanctity by establishing a 'No-Fly Zone'.
Unspecified
The article does not provide the opposing viewpoint.
Key facts
- Location
- Tirumala Temple, India
- Concern
- Aircraft flying over temple
- Advocate
- Naveen Kumar Reddy
- Requested Action
- Declare 'No-Fly Zone'
- Involved Parties
- TTD Board, Civil Aviation Ministry




