Tulsi Peethadheeshwar Jagadguru Rambhadracharya has come forward to calm the outrage that spread after an interview. He has released a video of his saying that the heretical forces distort Sanatan Dharma to weaken it, create differences among saints.
He said that everyone should unite and be ready to protect Hinduism. The confusion that is being spread about me is wrong. I have not made any wrong comment about Premanand ji or any other saint, and I will never do so.
He said that now whenever Premanand ji comes to meet me, I will definitely bless him. I will embrace him and also pray to Lord Shri Ramchandra ji for his health. His successor has shared this message on the internet.
In the video, Jagadguru is saying that today Sanatan Dharma is being attacked from all sides, it is necessary for all Hindus to come together, leaving mutual differences. We have won the battle of five and a half hundred years. We got the Shri Ram temple. We will also get Krishna Janmabhoomi, Kashi, and Vishwanath.
Now, about Premanand. I have not made any derogatory comments about Premanand ji. My comment is like that of a child's son, my age has also increased. Being an Acharya, I tell everyone that they should study Sanskrit.
Today, ordinary people are giving statements wearing robes, who do not even know a single letter. I have even told my successor, Ramchandra Das, that he should study Sanskrit. I am telling everyone that every Hindu should study Sanskrit.
I do not just say, I myself study for 18 hours and will continue to study. He once again said that 'Yavat Jeev Mante Vipra'. I have not made any derogatory comment for Premanand, yes, I do not salute miracles.
I also told this to my disciple Dhirendra Shastri, read and write. Everyone should study. India has two prestiges - Sanskrit and culture. To know Indian culture, it is absolutely necessary to study Sanskrit. I am not saying anything for anyone; all saints are and will remain objects of affection for me.
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