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Anti-Christian Sai Baba followers’ false comments
Posted by robertpriddy on June 22, 2012
Comments and mails from Sai Baba devotees are still received regularly by exposé sites, and they are invariably incorrect. The Hindus who are strongly anti-Christian are prominent among them… but only seldom are their comments allowed (as either abusive or too distractingly ignorant). Here is one of his comments, with my reply:-
| chandjaicsj.maya@gmail.com122.174.78.208 (IP) | Submitted on 2012/06/21 at 10:28 am Satyasai never indulged in goondaisam or violent ways. some christian media wants to tarnish his name. |
That is not true. There are no Christian media of any note known to me that accused Sathya Sai Baba of violence and use of goondas. All the reports of Sathya Sai Baba having used goondas come from Indian sources, especially Basava Premanand (the famous skeptic honoured by the Government for encouraging the scientific spirit). He investigated numerous murders by Sai Baba agents – see also Murders in Prashanti Nilayam before the 06-06-1993 assassinations There were also attempts on Premanand’s life by goondas and his home was burgled and files stolen on several occasions. Who else by Sai Baba goondas? Another Indian witness that Sai Baba goondas attacked him was Dr. Naresh Bhatia, who had just previously challenged Sai Baba over the anal rape of a 14-year-old student who he had examined medically and sent to hospital in Bangalore. Bhatia had to flee permanently because of those attacks (see here). The most damning evidence came from a senior Indian ex-CID Officer, Janaki V. Ram, who had received the President’s Police Medal for having solved many difficult cases recorded his findings after much investigation of Sathya Sai Baba. They are in his book ‘The Godmen of India’ See his results here, here, and not least by far the grisly murders by police of four devotees in Sai Baba’s private rooms while he stood by and did not intervene – see here! The several main exposé websites are all run by non-believers in any religion (but were former followers of Sai Baba, or their close friends).
