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கால பைரவன்;216994 said:I provide below the concluding portion of the supreme court judgement when it allowed transfer of case from the state of TN. As one can see it is the government which by way of hook or crook wanted to secure the conviction of the Seers. It acted in a totalitarian way and stared harassing people for even expressing dissent then. Such truths of course will be lost on those who may be prejudiced against the Mutt for various reasons but their facade of striving for justice will stand exposed!!!
Shri KB,
Just as much as the then TN govt.'s actions are criticised, I feel the Mutt and the pontiffs are also to be criticised. The actions or wrong actions of the then TN government were wrong. But the govt., the ruling party and CM also changed in 2006. But the Mutt which came into prominence during the 1930's or 1940's did not commit any act which could link it to any crime or murder for 60 or 70 years.
You now see that the present senior acharya had close connections with some not-so-clean police officials, other elements and so on. There is much more news which spreads through word of mouth and all these are not doing any credit to the Mutt.
I heard that if you go to Kanchi and ask any man-in-the street (i.e., anyone other than the devotees) in the market or the residential areas, you will find that most people have only complaints and/or bad opinion about the mutt and its activities, and that some people even openly describe the (rather disturbing) activities reportedly going on within the Mutt. But all are scared of the Mutt and its financial reach to come out publicly. That is why, despite all the chest-beating in favour of the Mutt and the mutt heads, we find that the local people of Kancheepuram have no good word for the mutt and they have elected the AIADMK candidate in 2006 and also 2011.
There is no "facade" in this, it appears to me.