Bengaluru: A long-standing legal and spiritual dispute between the Mantralaya Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt and the Uttaradi Mutt, relating to the worship of the Yatis at the Navabrindavana in Anegondi, has now been officially and amicably resolved, bringing immense relief and joy to devotees.
For several decades, the issue had been the subject of legal proceedings, including a case before the Hon’ble Supreme Court. During this prolonged period, devotees of both Mutts were troubled by uncertainty and emotional distress. However, in a historic and heartwarming development, the heads of both Mutts came together at the Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, marking a new chapter of harmony and mutual respect.
On this auspicious occasion, the pontiff of the Mantralaya Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt warmly received the pontiff of the Uttaradi Mutt with floral showers and traditional honours. The seers together offered Mangalarati to Sri Raghavendra Swamy and, in the presence of their disciples, held cordial discussions and formally signed a harmonious agreement, thereby putting an end to the long-pending dispute and dispelling the anxieties of devotees.
This significant development was shared in a press statement by Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt’s Power of Attorney, Sri R. K. Vadindra Acharya, who stated that the unity and mutual understanding demonstrated by both pontiffs had brought great happiness and reassurance to disciples and devotees alike.
The occasion was graced by the presence of several revered seers and scholars, including the pontiff of Kudli Mutt, and eminent scholars such as Raja S. Giriyacharya, Guttala Rangacharya, N. Vadiraja Acharya, Gautam Acharya, Anand Teerthacharya, Sudheendra Acharya, Surindra Acharya, Vyasanakere Prabanjanacharya, Vidyasinha Acharya, Vidyadheesha Acharya, Satyadhyana Katti Acharya, among many others.
Several distinguished personalities also attended the historic gathering, including Union Minister Shri Pralhad Joshi, Justice Sridhar Rao, Gopal Hosur, Subbanarasimha, Bhaskar Rao, along with a large number of disciples and devotees.
The historic meeting at Jayanagar stands as a powerful symbol of unity, reconciliation, and spiritual harmony, reinforcing faith among devotees and setting an inspiring example of resolving differences through dialogue and mutual respect.
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