Isha Foundation has refuted allegations that it compels individuals to embrace monkhood or marriage, stating that these decisions are personal choices. The foundation asserted its commitment to imparting yoga and spirituality, emphasizing individual freedom and wisdom in navigating life’s paths.
Amidst a police investigation and criticism from the Madras High Court, Isha Foundation, led by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, is facing backlash for selling pictures of his feet for ₹3,200. This incident comes after the foundation was investigated for allegedly brainwashing women into living at their center. The foundation denied the allegations, but the sale of ‘Sadhguru Padam Photos’ has sparked outrage on social media.
The Madras High Court raised concerns about the teachings of Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, questioning why he encourages women to renounce their worldly life while his own daughter lives a traditional life. The court’s comments sparked debate on social media, with some defending Sadhguru and others supporting the court’s inquiry.
Spiritual leader Sadhguru has urged for the establishment of a national agency to combat crimes against women in India, citing the recent brutal death of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. He emphasized the need for inclusivity and action against such horrific crimes, stating that a culture of absolutism is detrimental to the nation’s well-being.
Spiritual leader Sadhguru has condemned the violence against minorities in Bangladesh, urging immediate action and detailed documentation of the atrocities. He emphasized the importance of cultural ties and civilizational connections beyond national borders, calling on India to act on behalf of the affected communities. The interim government in Bangladesh, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, has taken steps to address the situation, including establishing a hotline to report attacks and reaching out to the Hindu community. Meanwhile, a murder investigation has been launched against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her administration in relation to a police killing during recent unrest.
Spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev has urged India to take swift action to ensure the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh, which has witnessed widespread violence and unrest. He expressed concern over the attacks on Hindu temples and cultural centers, stating that the atrocities are not just an internal matter of Bangladesh. Reports of violence against Hindus have emerged, including the burning of an ISKCON center and the vandalization of the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre in Dhaka.
