The Indian spiritual teacher Aniruddhacharya, popularly known as Pookie Baba, has finally responded to the harsh criticism that Disha Patani’s sister Khusboo Patani received for his comment regarding cohabitation. Pookie Baba recently gained notoriety for voicing his displeasure with girls who are 25 years old and in several relationships.
His pravachan on love and character fumed former Indian Army Major Khushboo Patani so much that she went on to call him ‘b*****d of the highest order’ who should be ignored. In a viral video, Khusboo said, “These are anti-nationalists. You should not be supporting such a b*****d of the highest order. All the fu****g naa-mard of this society are following this b*****d.”
Aniruddhacharya’s striking attack on Khushboo Patani
In a viral video of his pravachan, Aniruddhacharya mentioned the backlash he’s facing over his ‘live-in relationship’ comment, and stated that in Kalyuga, no one wants to call a spade a spade. He went on to say that a veshya (pr**titute) wishes to be hailed as Devi (goddess). “Humne bola ki live-in mein rehna galat hai, toh humara kya kar rahe hai log, virodh (We said that living in a live-in relationship is wrong, so what are people doing to us, protesting me).”
Then the clip jumps to Pookie Baba saying,
“Iss kalyug mein aap satya nahi bol sakte. Kalyug mein aap veshya ko veshya nahi keh sakte. Hai toh woh veshya, par sunna chahti hai ki main sati-savitri hoon (In this Kaliyug you cannot speak the truth. In Kaliyug you cannot call a pr**titute a pr**titute. She is a pr**titute, but she wants to hear that she is a Sati-Savitri).” He further slammed duality, and said, “Ghumengi ard-nagan, aur sunna chahegi ki hume devi kaho (She will roam around naked, and would like to hear you call her a goddess).”
Khushboo Patani issues a statement
Khusboo Patani clarified in a statement on Thursday that Aniruddhacharya, not Premanand, was the intended recipient of her video in which she called out the Indian guru. “I want to clarify that I haven’t said anything negative about Premanand Maharaj ji,” she wrote. My remarks were only addressed to Anirudh Acharya and were a direct reaction to his sexist remark.
