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Devotees were petrified after finding rats in prasadam baskets meant for distribution at Annavaram Devasthanam. A video was recorded after the discovery. When questioned, staff behaved rudely, saying, “If you want to buy, then buy; otherwise leave.” When converts are employed everywhere in our temples, what else can you...

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