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Ujjain Akhada Parishad chief Ravindra Puri clears Bageshwar Baba of allegations
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ujjain
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 11:01 PM
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Akhada Parishad president Ravindra Puri publicly cleared the young saint Bageshwar Baba, calling him a devout follower of Lord Krishna.
Ujjain – In a brief press interaction, Ravindra Puri Maharaj, the president of the Akhada Parishad, announced that the spiritual leader known as Bageshwar Baba has been given a clean chit, dispelling any pending doubts about his conduct. The declaration was made in the city of Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, where the saint enjoys a sizable following.
Puri described Bageshwar Baba as a very young saint, a good-natured individual and a steadfast devotee of Lord Krishna. He emphasized the saint's commitment to spiritual duties and his positive influence on devotees.
The parishad chief also remarked that occasional slips of tongue or unintended remarks are common, noting that even he himself has experienced such moments. He said that any perceived misstatement should not be taken as an indication of wrongdoing.
No formal complaints were cited, and the clean chit appears to be a proactive measure to reaffirm the saint's reputation among followers and the broader community.
The statement concluded with Puri urging the public to focus on the saint's teachings rather than unverified rumors.
Puri described Bageshwar Baba as a very young saint, a good-natured individual and a steadfast devotee of Lord Krishna. He emphasized the saint's commitment to spiritual duties and his positive influence on devotees.
The parishad chief also remarked that occasional slips of tongue or unintended remarks are common, noting that even he himself has experienced such moments. He said that any perceived misstatement should not be taken as an indication of wrongdoing.
No formal complaints were cited, and the clean chit appears to be a proactive measure to reaffirm the saint's reputation among followers and the broader community.
The statement concluded with Puri urging the public to focus on the saint's teachings rather than unverified rumors.