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Dhirendra Shastri warns women after Rasik Dulari's death: 'Don't want Balaji to be defamed'.
- •Police are investigating the death of Rasik Dulari, a disciple of Premanand Maharaj, over a week ago.
- •Rasik's family has made serious allegations against the ashram, prompting Pandit Dhirendra Shastri to express concern.
- •During a Divya Darbar in Chhatarpur, Dhirendra Shastri stated that Sanatan is under attack from all sides.
- •He appealed to women visiting Bageshwar Dham not to come alone and to distrust strangers, including Dham sevaks.
- •Shastri noted that the Dham spans 5 kilometers, making full area security impossible, urging vigilance.
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Pandit Dhirendra Shastri appealed to women not to visit Bageshwar Dham alone, avoid trusting strangers or Dham sevaks, refrain from staying too long, and stay strictly within the temple and courtyard area due to limited security across the large 5-kilometer premises.
Dhirendra Shastri expressed deep concern over the tragic death of Rasik Dulari, a disciple of Premanand Maharaj, noting that Sanatan and pilgrimage sites are facing continuous attacks and defamation, which prompted him to warn followers about safety and security vulnerabilities.
Dhirendra Shastri advised visitors, especially women and sisters, not to stay at Bageshwar Dham for too long because comprehensive security cannot be provided across the entire 5-kilometer area, and the management can only take responsibility for the main temple hall and premises.
