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Some Babas are getting distracted: Yog Guru Ramdev's indirect dig at Daati Maharaj
Rahul, a friend of mine, says Baba Ramdev at ABP News' Yoga Convention .
New Delhi: Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev today made an indirect comment at the recent incidents of spiritual leaders getting involved in sexual assault cases.
Taking a dig at the most-recent example of Daati Maharaj, the founder of Shani Dham and the self-styled godman, Ramdev said that some Babas are getting distracted.
Speaking at the Yoga convention organised by ABP News, Baba Ramdev said “Kuchh Babaon ke man bahak rahe hain”. He talked at length on the importance of Yoga for a wholesome life. Emphasising its importance he said that even Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi practice Yoga regularly. He also said that Rahul Gandhi is a friend of his.Some Babas are getting distracted : Baba Ramdev's indirect dig at rape-accused Daati Maharaj
— ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 17, 2018
Talking about black money, he said that he has full faith in Prime Minister Modi and that he would fulfil his promise. He said he is working to control the damage done by black money.Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi practice Yoga regularly. Rahul and I are on friendly terms: Baba Ramdev on ABP News' #योगसम्मेलन pic.twitter.com/cCODvf7lBw
— ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 17, 2018
Lauding ABP News' segment Viral Sach, Baba Ramdev said that the channel works towards fighting the fake news spread via social media. He informed that Patanjali has a research team of over 300 senior scientists and that each and every product is tested thoroughly before being launched among people. He talked at length about the importance of Yoga and also demonstrated some postures of Yoga.Full faith in Modiji for bringing back black money: Baba Ramdev at ABP News' #योगसम्मेलन pic.twitter.com/OAXrm1vH3E
— ABP News (@abpnewstv) June 17, 2018
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