Harsha Richhariya Meets Jagatguru Himangi
Harsha Richhariya has once again grabbed headlines amidst the Prayagraj Mahakumbh controversies. Recently, she visited the camp of Jagatguru Himangi Sakhi of Kinnar Akhada at the Mahakumbh and sought her blessings. This meeting, which took place just before the Amrit Snan on Mauni Amavasya, has sparked various interpretations and speculations.
Harsha Richhariya Meets Jagatguru Himangi
Earlier, Harsha Richhariya found herself embroiled in controversies after riding the royal chariot during the first Amrit Snan at the Mahakumbh. Her participation drew criticism from several saints and religious leaders, who questioned her presence on the chariot during the procession. In response to the backlash, it is believed that Harsha is making efforts to mend the negative perception by meeting with various saints and spiritual leaders.
Harsha Richhariya Meets Jagatguru Himangi
It’s worth noting that Harsha Richhariya, dressed as a monk with fake dreadlocks and a Tripund on her forehead, participated in the first Amrit Snan. Following this, prominent figures like Swami Anand Swaroop strongly criticized her actions. She was also accused of seeking media attention, which drew further objections. As the controversy escalated, Harsha was initially forced to leave the Mahakumbh. However, she soon made a return.
Harsha Richhariya Meets Jagatguru Himangi
Now, Harsha Richhariya has come under the patronage of Mahant Ravindra Puri of the Akhada Parishad. Describing him as a father figure, she expressed her intention to participate in the second Amrit Snan as well. Supporting her, Ravindra Puri remarked, “Harsha Richhariya is a girl, and we worship girls. We should respect her. I want her to return to the Mahakumbh, ride the chariot, and participate in the rituals. How does that harm anyone?”
Harsha Richhariya Meets Jagatguru Himangi
Her recent visit to Jagatguru Himangi Sakhi is seen as part of her broader efforts to rebuild her image amidst the ongoing controversies surrounding her participation in the Mahakumbh.
