Questions Again Arise About Premananda's Ashram: A Family, Lost for Three Months, Suddenly Finds Their "Missing" Son! 18-Year-Old Anuj Chaudhary Had Come to Receive Initiation.
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Serious questions have once again been raised about Premanand Maharaj's ashram in Vrindavan. The family of 18-year-old Anuj from Hathras has alleged that the ashram management has been withholding information about their son for three months and preventing them from meeting him. The management was handed over the ashram after pressure from the media and the administration.
A family from Hathras is staging a sit-in protest outside the Premananda Maharaj Ashram in Vrindavan, searching for their 16-year-old son, Anuj, who has been missing for three months. The family is determined to stay there until their son is found.
Angry family members of a young man who had gone from home to visit Saint Premanand Maharaj and had been missing for three months, staged a day-long protest outside the saint's ashram, Shrihit Radha Kelikunj in Ramanreti. There was a bustling atmosphere both inside and outside the ashram throughout the day.
Seventeen-year-old Anuj, who had come to Premanand Maharaj's ashram for initiation, is missing. Angered by Anuj Chaudhary's disappearance, his family members have staged a protest in front of Saint Premanand Maharaj's Radha Kelli Kunj, demanding Anuj's return. Uttar Pradesh Hindi News
A 16-year-old boy from Sadabad, Hathras, has been missing for three months. His family arrived in Vrindavan on Friday and staged a protest outside the Kelly Kunj Ashram. They are demanding his return. They say Anuj received initiation from Premanand Maharaj at the ashram about three months ago. He hasn't returned home since. The young man's name is Anuj Chaudhary. He is a resident of Baramai Kheda village in Hathras. His father's name is Rajveer…
Premanand Ashram Controversy: Following the suspicious death of Rasik Dulari, Premanand Ashram is once again embroiled in controversy. Anuj, from Hathras, had been missing for three months. The family accuses the ashram management of not allowing them to meet their child.
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