The Tirumala Laddu controversy has recently emerged as one of the most heated political issues in Andhra Pradesh, drawing attention from all corners of the state. During a three-hour cabinet meeting held today, the controversy was discussed at length with Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan at the helm of the discussions. The cabinet's primary focus was on the discrepancies noted in the Special Investigation Team (SIT) report regarding the Laddu contamination, which had raised several questions about the handling of the investigation.

The cabinet members expressed their concerns over the inconsistencies found in the SIT's findings and the subsequent chargesheet. As a result, the government has decided to form a new committee to delve into the details of this ongoing controversy and uncover the truth behind the discrepancies. The committee's role will be to meticulously examine the facts surrounding the case, particularly to understand why the SIT's report was flawed in the first place.

A crucial aspect of the committee’s investigation will be to uncover the identity of the individuals or entities responsible for the Laddu contamination. While no single perpetrator has been identified yet, the committee is tasked with identifying the real culprit behind this serious issue that has stirred political debates across the state.

As the committee begins its work, it is expected to provide much-needed clarity and bring the issue to a decisive conclusion. Updates on the investigation's progress are anticipated, and the public is hopeful that the true facts will soon come to light, shedding light on what has turned into one of the most discussed political events in recent Andhra Pradesh history. This investigation could have significant implications for the political climate in the state, and with the committee’s formation, Andhra Pradesh hopes to bring resolution to the controversy surrounding the Tirumala Laddu, ensuring that those responsible are held accountable.