Remove the Christian Executive Officer from Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple

Thiruvananthapuram: Devotees of Sree Padmanabha organised a Temple protection Committee to thwart the aims of Government to take over the Temple and to sale the Ranga Vilasam Palace to real estate mafia. In the press meet, they also demanded the immediate ousting of Non Hindu Executive officer from the position.

The Non Hindu Sasi Samsan, posed as a Hindu took over the charge with a dubious agenda to put in practice. He was converted to Christianity in 1982 from Chennai and married Gracy . Their daughter is christened as Elizabeth.

As per the age old tradition , Non Hindus are not allowed inside Sree Padmanabha Swami Temple. Violating and challenging all norms Sasi Samson is now putting in practice the evil designs devised by vested interests.

Against the normal practice, the Missionary agent Samson took the photos of precious and rare jewels of Sree Padmanabha and Silver ornaments of the god has been tampered. Devotees also suspect that Photographs are taken to make forged ornaments in those shapes and to steal the original precious jewels.

Now Sree Ranga Vilasam Palace –A Temple property is up for Sale! Agreement has been completed to sale it for 35 Crore Rupees, all under the behest of this Christian officer. The Ranga Vilasam Palace was given to Padmanabha Swami Trust by a court order in 2005. Earlier it was used by KSRTC under lease. The Palace was gained back pleading in the court that it’s for Temple. And now very same people are selling it to Real Estate Mafia.

Temple Protection Committee urged the Government to provide armed protection to the temple as the enemies of Sree Padmanaba’s eyes are now on the immense treasure in the Temple and given a chance they will wipe it off.

Sree Padmanabha Dasas of Ananthapuri will not tolerate any high handedness or malpractice in the name of Sree Padmanabha, and we wish the Temple Protection movement gain more support from Hindus from far and near to safe gaurd one of our grandest and powerful Temple.

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