Mathura: Rules changed at Kelikunj Ashram after the death of Sant Premanand's disciple

A significant change in rules has been observed at Mathura's Kelikunj Ashram following a recent tragic incident. After the passing of Sant Premanand's disciple, Rasik Dularisharan, the ashram management has taken strict measures regarding discipline and security within the premises. According to an Amar Ujala report, the ashram is now being managed with greater strictness than before.

The ashram administration has imposed restrictions on certain specific activities to prevent any kind of disorder or untoward incident in the future. However, the primary objective of these new rules is stated to be the maintenance of the ashram's peace and decorum. Devotees and visitors will now have to strictly adhere to these new guidelines.

There is an atmosphere of mourning in the ashram following the disciple's death, but the administration has also issued new updates with immediate effect to streamline operations. Sources associated with the ashram say that these changes were essential from a security perspective.

New rules have also been implemented for devotees visiting the ashram. Now, no unauthorized activity of any kind will be permitted within the premises. The ashram management has clarified that appropriate action will be taken against those who violate the rules.

Kelikunj Ashram is known for its spiritual activities, and the purpose of these new rules is to make the ashram's environment more disciplined. The local administration is also keeping an eye on the ashram's activities to ensure there are no issues.

While providing information about these new rules, the management has appealed to everyone for cooperation. Devotees have been advised to respect the ashram's rules and contribute to maintaining its decorum.