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Drunkard ruckus at Govindarajaswamy temple: A strange incident was seen on Friday in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, where late at night a person climbed on top of the Govindarajaswamy temple and started doing high voltage drama. The people present there said that he needs a quarter bottle of liquor only then he will come down.
The local police has identified the person. Kuttadi Tirupati, resident of Nizamabad district of Telangana, whose age is 45. It is being said that he dodged the security guard of the temple and entered the temple secretly.
What did the police say in the matter?
Police said that after the darshan was over, the person entered the temple premises in an inebriated state. An attempt was made to steal the Kalash kept on top of the Gopuram by climbing the walls of the temple.
It is being told that it took about three hours for the police, fire brigade and temple security staff to bring the man down.
Shocking a man allegedly in an Intoxicated state trespassed into the Sri Govindaraja Swamy Temple, Tirupati and climbed the Gopuram and despite security, he went undetected for hours before being detained.
According to TTD:
Last night, a person named #Tirupati from #Nizamabad, pic.twitter.com/wn2yuBh2aw
— Surya Reddy (@jsuryareddy) January 3, 2026
Told the media- I wanted 90 ml of liquor
After being brought down by the police, the media asked him whether he had really asked for the entire bottle of liquor. The man said I only wanted 90ml. The police immediately put the man in the car and took him to the police station.
Importance of Govindarajaswamy Temple
The ancient Govindarajaswamy Temple is located in the center of Tirupati city of Andhra Pradesh, which was established by Saint Ramanujacharya in the 12th century. This temple is dedicated to Shri Govindraj, brother of Lord Vishnu. In the temple, the statue of Govindarajaswami is seated in a sleeping posture, under whose head a counting device is placed.
This statue of Sri Govindarajaswamy present in the temple shows that Lord Govindarajaswamy got tired while counting the wealth of Lord Venkateswara and fell asleep.
Devotees visit here before visiting Tirupati Balaji.
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