'Medicine to make men impotent is mixed in Panchamrit', controversial statement increased the problems of the famous director, police arrested him

By News Update On Sep 25, 2024

Gossip News Desk – Ever since the news of animal fat being mixed in the prasad of Tirupati Balaji temple came on social media, there has been an uproar. A war of words has started between two big South stars Prakash Raj and Pawan Kalyan (also the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh) in this matter. At the same time, a famous film director has been arrested for his comment in this matter. This controversy of Tirupati Balaji temple has become a topic of discussion in the whole country these days. There is an uproar among the devotees about this. At the same time, Tamil film director Mohan ji has said something about another temple, after which he has been arrested.

Gave such a statement about the temple
Popular Tamil film director Mohan ji was talking on the issue of Tirupati Balaji temple on a YouTube channel. But during the conversation, he said something, after which he had to be arrested directly. Mohan ji claimed that in the 'Palani' temple, a drug that makes men impotent is mixed in the Panchamrit. After this statement of his, there was an uproar on social media and he was immediately arrested.

'Medicine was added to make men impotent'
Tamil director Mohan ji is known for making films like 'Draupadi', 'Rudratandavam' and 'Bagasuran'. He was talking about Tirupati Prasad on a channel, meanwhile he said that similar incidents have happened in other temples of Tamil Nadu. Mohan ji said, “I have heard that medicine to make men impotent was mixed in Panchamritam. But this news was hidden. I believe that we should not talk without proof. But it is also true that no clear explanation was given in this matter. Some employees of the temple had said that contraceptive pills are an attack on Hindus.'' After this statement, the Cyber Crime Cell of Trichy Police arrested Mohan ji on Tuesday. He was arrested from Chennai. He was accused of hurting religious sentiments and spreading misinformation.