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Mystery Surrounds Death of Premananda Maharaj's Disciple Rasik Dulari Sharan; Family Demands CBI Probe
- •Uproar over the unnatural death of Premananda Maharaj's disciple, Deepak Lodhi, also known as 'Rasik Dulari Sharan'.
- •Family members claim it was not suicide and suspect a conspiracy, demanding a CBI investigation.
- •Deepak, from Paraswada Jamatra village in Jabalpur, was religious from childhood and met Sant Bhaiyaji Sarkar during Narmada Parikrama.
- •He became a disciple of Premananda Maharaj in Vrindavan during Radha-Ashtami, receiving the name 'Rasik Dulari Sharan'.
- •Deepak's grandfather and maternal uncle have raised questions about his death, calling for an impartial and high-level inquiry.
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Premananda Maharaj's disciple Deepak Lodhi, also known as Rasik Dulari Sharan, died under suspicious circumstances after falling from the fourth floor of the Guru Kripa Kunj ashram in Vrindavan. He was rushed to Sarvodaya Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead.
The family members of Deepak Lodhi, including his maternal uncle Raghunath Patel, have demanded a high-level and impartial CBI investigation into his death to uncover the true cause and ensure justice.
Originally from Jabalpur, Deepak Lodhi was religious from childhood and went on the Narmada Parikrama after completing his graduation, during which he met Sant Bhaiyaji Sarkar. About two years prior to his death, he visited Vrindavan for Radha-Ashtami, received the name 'Rasik Dulari Sharan', and became a disciple of Premanandaji Maharaj.
