Prashanti Nilayam should be closed


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Question: Why should Prashanti NIlayam be closed?

Answers: 1. The person who pretended to have the ability to produce things from vacuum no longer exists.

2. The person who preached platitudes of love, disappeared into the wilderness of death.

3. Cashing on the popularity of dead persons with some credibility, by building prayer houses around their tombs is a world-wide practice. The best example for this we can get from the pilgrimage Centre Shirdi, Maharashtra, India. Shirdi Sai Baba died in the first quarter of the 20th Century. Shirdi Samsthan Prayer Complex has become a billions of dollar business centre collecting donations. Lodges have cropped up at the place. Shops selling memorabilia and statuettes do great business at the place.


Real Estate Business is already flourishing at Puttaparti, at exhobirtant prices disproportionate to the realities of Anantapur District.

Development of businesses around unproductive activities can result in wastage of resources financial, physical and time.

The demand for Government Take Over of the Trust is not practical. Government has to attend to its priority function of governance.



4. Leaving huge funds and properties in the hands of Private Trustees is also extremely risky. After-all, they are humans. We can NOT blame them, if they get tempted.


5. The general prevailing impression is, the Constitutional Principle of Rule of Law does not operate at Puttaparti. This should be corrected immediately. The Administration and the Police have to enforce all applicable loss meticulously. The State and Central Governments should immediately withdraw all concessions and exemptions.

6. The existing structures can be used for creating public utility properties like Research Institutes, Public Sector Industries.

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