Is Bageshwar Dham Sarkar fake?

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The matter of 'Bageshwar dham' is the talk of the town in recent days here in India.

Dhirendra Shastri,who earlier claimed to have "telepathic talks" with his deity Lord Hanuman to solve the problems of the people who visit to the dham is now challenged by many so called 'andha -vishwas virodhi groups' and saints.

In his defence, Bageshwar Dham Sarkar is now taking a "U turn" by saying that he doesn't perform any "chamatkar" and he is only the Param bhakt of Lord Hanuman and a sincere 'Sanatani'

Meanwhile, the opposite side claims that Sarkar is spreading 'andhavishwas' in the name of Lord Hanuman and Sanatan Dharma which can be harmful and irrational for alot of Hindus here and abroad at the same time.

In my opinion, any religion should be "rational" enough to tackle any kind of misconception and fakeness in the society. Also,if anyone is having a good "Mind reading" technique should express it in the way it is. The perfect example is Miss Suhani Shah, a mind reader magician and Youtuber.

      To conclude, it has been 75 years since we got our independence and this independence should be reflected in our 'thoughts' and 'actions' too irrespective of any religion and culture we follow and should not follow anyone blindly just because they also follow the same religion that we do.'Religion' and 'Rationality' should be like 'best-friends' if we really want to make our India the 'Vishwa Guru' once again. 

Jai Hind🔥🇮🇳

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