Powerful actor, Nandamuri Balakrishna( Balayya) visited NTR Trust Bhavan today again with VASTU experts. In the wake of CBI enquiry after initial VASTU changes initiated by Balayaa to NTR Trust Bhavan might have made him to bring other experts to make sure the changes made are not adversely effected. It is believed that due to errors in VASTU of NTR Trust since the party moved into Trust Bhavan it never came to power.
Balaiah, as part of strengthening the TDP, has concentrated on the office building and looked at its Vastu. He has taken the suggestions of the Pundit and is trying to implement their suggestions for structural changes.
Changes were made in the small door in the Southeast following the Vastu advice. The security room there, was removed and being constructed at another place. The big gate that is at the center of the building is being shifted to south east.
Earlier, Nandamuri Balakrishna commenting on CBI & ED enquiry on Babu , expressed that TDP president Nara Chandrababu Naidu has a clean image from the beginning and such probes and enquiries sought by his opponents was not new to him. He also denied allegations levelled by Pulivendula MLA Y S Vijayamma that Naidu misused his official position and accumulated thousands of crores assets illegally. He alleged that Y S Vijayamma filed petition in the court in order to take political revenge on Naidu.
It is to be noted that, N. Lokesh, N. Chandrababu Naidu’s son, NTR Memo-rial Trust and five other respondents have submitted their replies to the notices served on them by the Enforcement Directo-rate regarding their alleged violation of the Foreign Exchange Mana-gement Act. Very recently.
The notices were issued following an AP High Court order based on former CM Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy’s wife, Y.S. Vijayalakshmi’s petition. Ms Vijayalakshmi submitted in the petition that Ramalinga Raju had funded Mr Lokesh’s education in the Carnegie Mellon University and Stanford University when Mr Naidu was in power. It is alleged that Rs 22 crore was paid to these universities to help Mr Lokesh gain admission despite his poor academic record. Mr Vijayalakshmi also sought a probe into the funds flowing into the NTR Trust from abroad.
