The priests of Urvashi Badrinath Rautela put in class, allegations said “the Maa Uttarakhand Maa Urvashi temple”
Actress Urvashi Rautela raised controversy by claiming a temple in the Uttarakhand dedicated to him. During an interview with Siddharth Kannan recently, the star of Dacit Maharaj made a statement on the Temple of Urvashi near Badrinath Dham which made local priests and residents angry. The actress said in the interview: “There is a temple named in my opinion in the Uttarakhand. If someone goes to Badrinath, there is a” temple of Urvashi “right next to it.” When asked if people came to seek blessings, they replied: “Now they will.”
The actress also said that students from the University of Delhi pray and “also offer garlands in my photos”, she also said that they called her “Dum Dumai”. He insisted: “I am serious about it. It is true. There are press articles on this subject. You can read them.” Local religious officials firmly denied these claims. Bhuvan Chandra Uniyal, former religious officer of Badrinath Dham, told India Today that Urvashi’s declaration was “deceptive”. He said this temple is in fact dedicated to the goddess Urvashi of Hindu mythology and is considered one of the 108 shaktipeeths.
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The local priest Bhuvan Chandra Uniyal, who is a former religious officer of Badrinath Dham, said that the claim of Urvashi Rautela was misleading. He said the temple of Urvashi is associated with Pujya Devi Sati in Hindu mythology and is considered one of the 108 shaktipeeths. He said that the temple is deeply linked to the spiritual practices of residents of the villages of Bamni and Pandakeshwar, who love it under their tradition. He demanded an action against Rautela and criticized the actor for claiming the property of the religious site. Uniyal said: “It is not his temple. Such declarations are unacceptable and the government should take strict measures against anyone who makes such complaints.”
The villagers of Bamni and Pandakeshwar also expressed their anger. Local resident Ramnarayan Bhandari said no one had the right to make personal allegations on a temple with a deep mythological and cultural importance. He said that the whole community was strongly opposed to Rutela’s remarks.
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The team also quoted Rauutela, threatening legal action against those who tried to exaggerate their declaration. He also wrote: “Urvashi said:” Yes, he is loved as “Damdami Mai” at the University of Delhi, and there is also a press article on this subject. Prosecution should be taken against those who make misleading comments on the Declaration of Urvashi Rauutela. “31 years old, Urvashi told the trolls not to keep their facts correct and not to discredit them, because many are women with” first “titles.
At the end of the declaration, it is said: “It is necessary to fully investigate the facts before making non -founded allegations against any person or abusive remarks. Everyone in society should behave with respect and understanding with each other so that everyone’s rights can be protected.” During a conversation with the host Siddharth Kannan, Rauutela said that the temple of Urvashi near Badrinath Dham had been built after him. He said that many faithful, including students from the University of Delhi, come to the temple, who guarantee their photos and call them “Dum Dumai”. He said: “I am serious about it. It’s true. There are press articles on this subject. You can read them.”
