“Fallen into meditation” an Indian guru leave in the freezer instead of burying

Ashutosh Maharaj

In India were allowed to leave unburied the body of guru Maharaja Ashutosh (Ashutosh Maharaj), frozen followers in anticipation of his return to life from meditation. About it writes on Wednesday, July 5, The Express Tribune.

The Supreme court of Punjab and Haryana dismissed the claim of Dilip Kumar JHA (Jha Dilip Kumar) who claims that he is the son of the guru. He wants to cremate his father according to Hindu customs. This is his in 2014 was supported by the court of first instance after the doctor confirmed the clinical death of Maharaj.

According to The Indian Express, the court also rejected the claim of Dilip for a DNA test to confirm kinship. This man will need if you wish to file a civil lawsuit.

According to the newspaper, the Supreme court of the States also decided that the body of the guru should be periodically examined by the doctors from the hospital, Ludhiana, the largest city of Punjab. The members of the Maharaj founded the movement “the Mission of awakening the divine light” (Divya Jyoti Jagriti Sansthan) have to Deposit five million rupees (more than 77,2 thousand dollars) which will cover the cost of physicians.

The Express Tribune writes that the guru apparently died of a heart attack in January 2014. However, his followers insist that the man is in a state of deep meditation. They placed the body of the spiritual master in the freezer and kept under heavy guard in the community in Punjab.

The alleged son of the Maharaja believes that in this case to a criminal investigation, because members of the movement can keep a remains to maintain control over his assets. Dilip also says that the real name of guru — Mukesh Kumar JHA (Mahesh Kumar Jha), he is a native village in Bihar.

“The mission of awakening the divine light” was founded in 1983 in Jalandhar. Her followers are millions of people around the world, and the cost of belonging to organizations in different countries real estate is estimated at $ 120 million.

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