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A convention of devotees and seers will be held in Hubballi on February 28 and over 250 seers from different mutts are expected to participate.
Addressing presspersons here on Saturday, Sadashivanand Swami of Gadag said that the convention will be held at Sadashivanand English Medium School at Bhairidevarakoppa in Hubballi.
The seer said that first a convention of devotees will be held at 10 a.m. and subsequently at 2.30 p.m. convention of seers of various mutts would be held. Kadasiddheshwar Swami of Kanheri Mutt, Kolhapur will chair both the conventions, he said.
Shankararoodha Swami of Mudhol said that the convention was being held with the objective of protecting religious institutions like mutts, devotees, and the religion. A federation of seers had been formed for the purpose of conducting social activities. Apart from social activities the federation would also fight against social evils and fight against forceful conversion, love jihad and oth
Seer says he won’t take legal steps to resolve land donation issue
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Sri Dingaleshwar Swami of Balehosur Mutt addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Thursday.
Seer of Balehosur Mutt Sri Dingaleshwar Swami, who is conducting meetings at various places in a bid to create public opinion on seeking the return of Moorusavir Mutt land given in donation to KLE Society for building a medical college, vowed on Thursday to continue his fight but clarified that he will not take any legal recourse.
Addressing presspersons in Hubballi in the wake of Chairman of KLE Society Prabhakar Kore clarifying that there is nothing illegal about land donation, the swami said that there are several contradictions in Mr. Kore’s statement and donation has been made in violation of the arbitration agreement reached before the arbitrator appointed by the Supreme Court.
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Reacting to the ongoing controversy surrounding the issue of donation of Moorusavir Mutt land to the KLE Society, chairman of KLE Society and former Rajya Sabha member Prabhakar Kore on Wednesday has clarified that late seer of the mutt Gangadhara Rajayogindra Swami had voluntarily donated the mutt land to the society and had done so before the Charity Commissioner.
Addressing presspersons along with directors of the society and Mahanthesh Kavatagimath, MLC, and Shankrananna Munavalli in Hubballi on Wednesday, Mr. Kore categorically stated that KLE Society belonged to society and, through donations from mutts and individuals it had been able to set up educational institutions across the State.
Seer gets emotional, says land donated to medical college as per his guru’s wish
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A day after seer of Balehosur Mutt Sri Dingaleshwar Swami objected to handing over of Moorusavir Mutt land for building a medical college, seer of the mutt Sri Gurusiddha Rajayogindra Swami almost broke down while speaking at the foundation stone-laying ceremony for the new medical college being built on the mutt land in Hubballi on Thursday.
The swami, while delivering a discourse after the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Jagadguru Gangadhar Mahaswamiji Moorusavir Mutt Medical College and KLE Hospital near Gabbur Cross in Hubballi, defended the mutt’s decision to donate the land for the college and said that it was done in accordance with the wish of the late Gangadhar Rajayogindra Swami.
Union Minister lays foundation stone for Moorusavir Mutt Medical College at Gabbur Cross in Hubballi
Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Coal and Mines Pralhad Joshi has said that the Union government’s plan was to set up one medical college for every three districts in the country and it was working towards facilitating the benefit.
Addressing a public gathering after laying the foundation stone for the Jagadguru Gangadhar Mahaswamiji, Moorusavir Mutt Medical College and KLE Hospital near Gabbur Cross in Hubballi on Thursday, Mr. Joshi said that earlier the slogan was for providing Roti, Kapada Aur Makaan (food, cloth and shelter), while now medicine too had been added to the list. “In the last five years, permission has been given for 157 medical colleges across the country and Hubballi’s KLE Hospital is one among them,” he said.