Over the past 20 years, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has sent multiple letters to TTD officials, Endowment Department leaders, ministers, chief ministers, and other authorities. We met in person with the then Chief Minister, Sri Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, in Chicago in 2007, with Sri Karunakar Reddy in 2007, and with Sri Chandrababu Naidu in 2008, accompanied by Dr. Subramanian Swamy.
In all our meetings with these officials and the several letters we have submitted to TTD officials, the theme of GHHF remains the same. Approximately 20 percent of Christians work at TTD. We requested each time that they identify Christians working at TTD and remove them.
• On December 23, 2019, GHHF met Sri Anil Singhal, the E. O of TTD, and suggested that we feel that there are about 1-20 percent of the TTD employees who are Christians. He never questioned the number.
• In August 2020, GHHF met Sri S V Subba Reddy, the then Chairman of TTD, who met in Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple in Frisco, Texas, and suggested that 20 percent of TTD employees are Christians and requested him to investigate. He never questioned the number.
• GHHF has sent multiple letters to Chief Minister Sri Chandrababu Naidu and TTD Chairman Sri B R Naidu, requesting an investigation into how many Christians are employed at TTD.   They neither responded nor investigated. 
 Not a single official we mentioned above ever disputed our claim that 20 percent of the employees of TTD are Christians, and they should identify and remove them. 
Only Hindus should work at TTD – by L. V. Subrahmanyam, Chandrababu Naidu, B. R. Naidu, and others.
L. V. Subramanyam, the then Chief Secretary of Andhra Pradesh, the present Chief Minister, Sri Chandrababu Naidu, TTD Board Chairman Sri B.R. Naidu, and Executive Officer Sri J. Shyamala Rao openly stated that only Hindus should work at TTD. They asked all non-Hindus to transfer to other departments on a voluntary basis. Nothing worked. 
TTD may have identified about 50 over the last year and suspended them. That is not even one percent of the suspected Christians working at TTD.
CONTROVERSY OVER THE NUMBER OF Non-Hindus WORKING AT TTD
· On July 10, 2025, Sri Bandi Sanja Kumar, Minister of State for Home Affairs, alleged that 1,000 non-Hindus are working at TTD without having faith in Lord Venkateswara or adhering to Sanatana Dharma. He called for an immediate probe to identify and remove non-Hindu employees from TTD. He further stated that his demand was not a request, but a firm stance. He requested Sri B. R. Naidu to ensure that only Hindus are employed.
· Sri Bhuma Reddy, ex-Chairman, strongly criticized Bandi Sanjay’s claim that TTD employed over 1,000 non-Hindus. But he never mentioned how many Christians are working at TTD. He was there for about two years, but he did not know how many Christians were working.
· Sri Bhanu Prakash Reddy, the present Member of the TTD Board defending the Minister, went further, saying that the number of non-Hindus working at TTD might exceed 1,000.  He said, “While some staff may carry Hindu names, symbols of other faiths are visible in their homes, and called for a house-to-house verification survey.
NO SERIOUS EFFORT WAS MADE BY TTD TO IDENTIFY CONCEALED CHRISTIANS.
Every Chief Minister, TTD Board Chairman, and executive officer knows fully well that thousands of Christians work at TTD. It is not politically palatable for government officials to conduct a thorough investigation. For nearly 15 years, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has been saying that as many as 20 percent of TTD employees are Christians, hurting the sentiments of Hindus, vitiating the sanctity of Balaji Temple, demeaning our Gods, making fun of Hindus worshipping different Gods, and so on. 
Nobody wants to bell the cat. Nobody has the guts, commitment, will, determination, passion, and courage to investigate or take steps to identify non-Hindus.
How many Employees are working at TTD?
TTD Board member Sri Bhanu Prakash Reddy said, “There are 22,000 employees, including contract, outsourced, and regular, many of whom are still practicing other religious faiths in their homes. I myself asked the management to take up a door-to-door survey to find out those TTD employees following other religions during TTD board meetings,” he said.
GHHF Suspects 4,400 Christians working at TTD.
 GHHF has written several letters stating that approximately 20% of TTD's employees are non-Hindus. Not a single official ever disputed our number over the last ten years. 
That means 20 percent of 22,000 employees is 4,400. That is the number of people working at TTD.  These are the people who took an oath either in front of the Balaji Vigraha or before a picture of Lord Venkateswara, affirming their faith in Balaji and adherence to Sanatana Dharma.
If the percentage we suggested was so wrong, do we all expect them to remain silent rather than contradict our numbers? All these officials know that the 4,400 number was correct, but do not want to admit it. By keeping them in TTD without removing them, we are rewarding the liars, cheaters, deceivers, and haters of Hinduism.
TTD may know how to identify them, but no action has been taken for decades. How long do we ignore the issues and spoil the sacredness of the Balaji Temple?
Why is the Chairman of TTD protecting the Christians and not investigating the religion of the employees? He himself said that only Hindus must work at TTD. 
Then why is he not taking any steps to identify?
Why is he not saying how many non-Hindus are working?
Hiding the crypto Christians is more important than the sanctity of Lord Venkateswara on the Hill?
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