Saved from stealing charges! Bageshwar Baba's miracle which made him escape from court

New Delhi: The head of Bageshwar Dham, Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, recently shared an extraordinary anecdote from his past, recounting a miraculous incident that unfolded during a court appearance on theft charges. Beyond his mystical feats, Shastri has attracted attention for controversial remarks which led him to legal scrutiny from Muslim organizations. However, he has since released a video apologizing for any offense caused, asserting his commitment to non-harmful intentions.

The miraculous courtroom encounter

Shastri reminisced about a peculiar courtroom experience where he found himself implicated in a theft case. Recounting the events, he revealed how, upon being questioned about the theft, he confidently named the culprit. To his astonishment, the accused promptly implicated Shastri, prompting skepticism from the judge, Mishra ji. Undeterred, Shastri confidently asserted his intuitive knowledge, insisting that the truth would prevail.

In a remarkable turn of events, Shastri demonstrated his uncanny insight by accurately describing the contents of a concealed box, vindicating his innocence and exposing the true perpetrator. As the thief confessed and justice prevailed, the judge, once skeptical, became a believer, acknowledging Shastri's extraordinary abilities.

A lesson learned

Reflecting on the episode, Shastri emphasized the importance of wisdom and discernment, revealing that the judge had advised him to discreetly reveal information in the future to avoid undue scrutiny. This encounter, he asserted, taught him invaluable lessons in navigating complex situations with prudence and foresight.

Brush with authority

In another intriguing anecdote, Shastri recounted a run-in with authorities during his youth when caught without a train ticket. Despite the odds, Shastri's quick thinking and perceptiveness not only averted potential trouble but also earned him unexpected financial compensation from the ticket examiner (TET).