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Swami, Baba, Yoga Guru, and Businessman

Many faces and many facets of Yoga guru Baba Ramdevs Life came out in past 15 days. Baba Ramdev Landing in private jet at Delhi Airport on 1st of June and then three of top ministers of Union Government going to receive him and to placate him and to avoid another ANSHAN, to his breaking fast on 12 June at the hands of other spiritual leaders.
What happened in between was surprising. Baba Ramdev was forced to leave Delhi by the use of Lathicharge and Teargas Shells and the things about his wealth and lifestyle coming out in public. One Lady Rajbala going into coma because of police atrocities and the Baba Declaring wealth of 1100 Crores.
Baba Running a company of Ayurvedic Medicines and he himself acting as a brand ambassador of the ayurvedic medicines.
Baba also says that Swadeshi things to be used instead of foreign goods... but his own ashram as reported in one of the dailies uses the non swadeshi brands.
Baba also came out with a boycott list of the brands that he think should be boycotted which include televisions installed in the plush apartments at the ashram are either Sony or Samsung, both of which are in the list of foreign brands to be boycotted.
Babas aides use Nokia Samsung and Blackberry Phones and also the machines used in his pharmacy division are not swadeshi.. huge capacity plants for manufacturing ayurvedic drugs which he sells as the brand ambassador are all imported.
The Baba once face of swadeshi and yoga and pranayam turned out to be a business man promoting his own products by satryagraha so that he can earn profits... a unique thing that came out in the past fifteen days.
Dont know that whether one should have a guru or not because most of gurus are turning out to be Guru Ghantals in the present era.

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