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People come not only from the country but from all over the world to seek the company and darshan of Shri Premanand Maharaj Ji, the saint of Vrindavan and one of the most revered faces of the spiritual world. From common people to big industrialists of the country and abroad, film stars and legendary cricketers come to his court and seek blessings. But recently, a very shocking and sensational claim quickly went viral in the world of social media, in which it was said that Indian cricket team’s star batsman Virat Kohli had allegedly tried or offered a huge amount of up to Rs 5 crore to ‘Falahari Baba’ or other middlemen in exchange for a darshan or a private meeting with Premanand Maharaj. As soon as this false and misleading news spread like wildfire on the internet, it created an uproar among the cricket world and Saints fans. Seeing such baseless rumors and the disgusting attempt to weigh the sanctity of saints with money, Virat Kohli himself became angry. Breaking his silence on this matter, Virat has strongly rebuked those people who are turning faith into a business for cheap publicity. Let us know in this detailed report what Virat Kohli said on this entire controversy and what strict warning he has given to Falahari Baba and those spreading rumours.
What was the whole matter and how did the false claim of Rs 5 crore spread on social media?
This era of social media has many times become the biggest hub for spreading sensationalism and gathering views by serving false news. A few days ago, it was being claimed on some so-called pages and channels on the internet that Vrindavan-bound celebrity Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma had allegedly made an offer of up to Rs 5 crore through Falahari Baba for a special solitary darshan or meeting of Premanand Maharaj. Such ridiculous news not only hurt the sentiments of the devotees of Vrindavan, but also made a malicious attempt to tarnish the reputation of Premanand Maharaj’s Ashram. The court of Premanand Maharaj is open to anyone without any discrimination and without spending a single penny, where any ordinary devotee can go and have darshan of him and listen to his precious words. In such a situation, this false story of buying darshan by paying a fabricated amount of Rs. 5 crores created a big moral crisis on social media, after which it became very important to bring out the truth.
Virat Kohli got angry: Said- ‘Faith is not a salable thing, it is our unwavering faith’
When this misleading and insulting news reached Virat Kohli and his close ones, they immediately reacted by expressing strong objection to it. Virat Kohli, who is known for his religious faith and immense devotion towards God, said in clear words that some people do not hesitate to auction anyone’s faith for their cheap popularity and TRP. Virat said with anger and clarity that darshan of God and saints can never be bought with money, it is completely a matter of pure faith, dedication and inner feeling. Expressing his displeasure, he said that people making such base claims have crossed every limit of humanity and values. Virat also clarified that whenever he and his family go to Vrindavan, they go to pay obeisance like a common devotee, and not to show any VIP culture or special rights on the basis of money. His statement is a strong slap on the face of all those trollers and those spreading false rumors who try to make every sacred relationship and emotion a business.
Strict warning given to Falahari Baba and rumor mongers
After this entire episode came to light, there was huge anger not only among Virat Kohli’s fans but also among Sanatan lovers and followers of saints across the country. Virat Kohli’s close aides and the legal team have also issued a stern warning to those elements who are spreading such fabricated and defamatory claims on the internet without any solid evidence. It has been clearly stated in the warning that if such misleading and false statements are not stopped immediately, strict legal action will be taken against the culprits. Creating confusion in the society by spreading such rumors in the name of saints is a serious crime. People associated with Premanand Maharaj’s ashram have already made it clear that there is no middleman or medium in Maharaj ji’s court, and whoever is making such false claims, his sole aim is to spread disharmony and lies in the society.
Society will have to raise its voice to protect faith and purity
In today’s digital age, the indiscriminate use of social media has often blurred the distinction between truth and lie. People accept any sensational news as truth without thinking and start sharing it. This entire controversy related to Virat Kohli and Premanand Maharaj is the biggest lesson that we should not blindly trust any misleading claim. The association with saints and our devotion towards God is completely sacred, and it cannot be allowed to become a market commodity at any cost. This vocal protest by Virat Kohli and his blunt warning symbolizes that when it comes to self-respect and true faith, it is not right to remain silent. It is hoped that after this strong reaction, people spreading false and sensational news will learn a lesson and an atmosphere of positivity and truth will remain in the society.