Madhavi Latha offers prayers at Chilkuru Balaji Temple, sings Bhajans with fellow devotees | WATCH

BJP leader Madhavi Latha Garu recently visited the revered Chilkuru Balaji Temple to offer prayers at the feet of Lord Balaji. Accompanied by Shri Ranganath, the head priest, and local devotees, she actively participated in the temple’s parikrama and joined in singing soulful bhajans within the sacred premises. Her visit to the temple was marked by a deep sense of devotion and spirituality.

Bhajans on the journey

In a video circulating on social media, Madhavi Latha can be seen continuing her devotional journey by singing bhajans with fellow devotees while travelling by train. The clip, widely shared by her followers, captures her sincere connection with her faith as she and her companions sing praises of the Lord. However, some users mocked her saying ‘Such clowns don’t deserve to be in Parliament.

Thank You so much Hyderabad.

Such clowns 🤡 don’t deserve to be in the Parliament.#MadhaviLatha #TirupatiControversy pic.twitter.com/2bQkOdshxQ

— Dhruv Rathee (Parody) (@dhruvrahtee) September 26, 2024

Madhavi Latha also shared her spiritual experience of visiting Tirupati. She narrated, “On September 26, I took the Vande Bharat from Hyderabad and reached Tirupati at 2:30 PM. From there, I climbed the Srivari Mettu, the stairs leading up the seven sacred hills to Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam."

#WATCH | Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh: BJP leader Madhavi Latha says, "On September 26, I took a Vande Bharat from Hyderabad and reached Tirupati at 2.30 pm. And then I took the Srivari Mettu, the stairs that took me up all the seven hills to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam. I… pic.twitter.com/tJ5cgqOV8B

— ANI (@ANI) September 27, 2024

During her pilgrimage, she dedicated her prayers and penance to Lord Venkateshwara Swami, with a powerful plea for divine intervention. She invoked Lord Narasimha’s avatar, calling for the protection of Sanatana Dharma and urging Hindus around the world to unite and stand firm in defending their cultural and religious identity.

In her passionate message, she said, "Sanatana Dharma needs to be protected. I call all the Hindus across the world, what are you doing? Please wake up. This is your identity. If not today, we may never get united."

Madhavi Latha's call to action has resonated with many, reflecting her strong beliefs and dedication to the cause of preserving the core values of Sanatana Dharma.