Noida, August 4: The Youth Revolution Army organized a “Buddhi Shuddhi Yajna and Good Intellect Prayer Assembly” at Shri Shani Temple in Nithari, Noida, following the court’s acquittal of former Wrestling Federation of India president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. The event saw participation from organization officials, representatives of various social institutions, social workers, and a large number of devotees who offered prayers and welcomed the court’s decision.
According to the Youth Revolution Army, the event aimed to promote the messages of truth, justice, and social harmony. Attendees worshipped Lord Shani and prayed for the establishment of truth and justice in society.
Members of the organization emphasized the importance of respecting the court’s decision and avoiding the tarnishing of an individual’s image without factual basis.
On this occasion, the national president of the Youth Revolution Army, Avinash Singh, stated that the court’s ruling clearly demonstrated that truth cannot be suppressed for long. He clarified that the “Buddhi Shuddhi Yajna” was not a symbol of malice towards any individual but a prayer for good intellect for those who, for political gain or other reasons, attempted to damage the reputation of a respected person through false accusations and rumors.
He urged everyone to follow the path of truth and respect judicial decisions. Rajesh Ambavta, a founding member of the organization, remarked that making allegations against any individual without sufficient evidence and damaging their social reputation through media is unfortunate.
He noted that this court decision would strengthen public trust in the country’s judicial system and send a message that conclusions should be drawn based on facts and evidence in any case. At the conclusion of the yajna, members of the organization collectively prayed for the establishment of harmony, truth, and justice in society.
Prominent attendees included Lokesh Chauhan, chairman of the Youth Revolution Army, along with Arjun Prajapati, Durga Prasad Dubey, Prashant Yadav, Ravi Prajapati, Tarun Kumar, Jita Bhatt, and Puran Pal, among many other officials and activists.
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