Hey Boche, The Indian Judiciary is not like Honey Rose’s figure: Swami Bhadraanand

The Indian Judiciary is not like Honey Rose’s figure; it’s something above Boche’s imagination. Boby Chemmanur should never demean our judicial system. Instead, we should uphold the sanctity and reverence of the Indian Constitution, which is the cornerstone of our democracy and rule of law.

The Constitution of India, the foundational pillar of our nation, is intricately woven into the fabric of our Sanatana Dharma. The honourable courts of the land stand as sacred temples of justice, so the judges seated within courts have to be revered as deities of law. The lawyers who practice in these courts are akin to the priests; they are guiding the sacred rituals of law. Honouring and upholding the courts is not merely a legal obligation but a spiritual duty that will enhance the refuge, peace, and harmonious functioning of society.

So Boche should refrain from any kind of activities that insult, defy, or undermine the authority of the courts in a manner similar to the activities of terrorists in Kerala. The anti-national forces in Kerala are like disembodied ghosts with no power to act on their own. Anti-nationals are now implementing their ideas by supporting isolated incidents. As Boby now has the strong support of anti-nationals in Kerala, to some extent, extremist forces in Kerala can work through Boby’s mind. His current conduct appears to be influenced by certain spiritual imbalances and the malefic forces of Rahu and Ketu, which may lead him to cause further turmoil. What I understand is that Boby needs subtle treatment.
― Swami Bhadraanand