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Abhinav Gupt Yatra: After ban by fundamentalist groups, power hungry BJP in a fix 6/4/2016 12:06:11 AM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 3: After some Valley based religious organizations have opposed Abhinav Gupt Yatra to a cave in Beerwah area of Budgam, BJP leadership in J&K is once again facing a difficult task to take stand against fundamentalist and hard-core groups of Kashmir Valley. Already BJP has shown its back to the nationalist people during raising of national flag at NIT Srinagar and in the case of ABVP, once again BJP ministers in the government have to face a difficult situation because Abhinav Gupt Yatra was started by some religious people of the country under the leadership of Sri Sri Ravi Shanker and opposition of this Yatra by the Valley based fundamentalist groups has aggravated the situation. Power hungry BJP ministers, who have earned the credential of surrendering before anti-India forces of Kashmir for the loves of power, are likely to ask organizer of the Yatra not to take Yatra in Kashmir Valley because any attempt to take out Yatra will put their luxuries on stake. Otherwise, like NIT students, BJP ministers will give free hand to the J&K police to deal with Yatries like NIT Srinagar students. According to reports Anjuman Mazharul Haq, a religious organization from Central Kashmir's Budgam district has declared that it will not allow any Yatra by any organization to the so called Abhinav Gupt cave in Beerwah area of the district. According to the organization no evidence whatsoever has come to prove that Abhinav Gupta along with his disciples in the year 968 had entered into the cave or stayed there. Pertinently, a New Delhi-based organization Acharaya Abhinav Gupt Sheshadri Samroh Samiti has said that it will start a new Yatra to Abhinav Gupt cave in Beerwah area of Budgam that according to the organization will start from New Delhi in the beginning of 2nd week of June.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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