“Anyone is welcome to view this video, and see for themselves the pathetic levels that CHAKRA has now had to stoop to...”

CHAKRA (Bhaktivedanta Manor, UK) - September 14, 1999: A meeting of ritvik theorists held in Radlett, 2 miles from Bhaktivedanta Manor, was well attended, according to an article on CHAKRA’s online forum.

“The fact that the program was a success is evidenced by the fact that CHAKRA, a website run by one of ISKCON’s many gurus, has gone to all the trouble of trying to discredit the program by making up lies,” the article claims.

“CHAKRA claims that only 15 people attended, but our taped video evidence will show many more than 15 people there. Anyone is welcome to view this video, and see for themselves the pathetic levels that CHAKRA have now had to stoop to, simply telling straight forward lies, and hoping no one will notice.”

The reporter claims that CHAKRA has resorted to “lying” to “discredit a successful program.”

CHAKRA reported a meeting in the village hall in local Letchmore Heath was poorly attended. (It was.) Another program, held in Radlett, had up to 80 people, the report claims.

“Since the program was actually held in a church in the town of Radlett, which is over 2 miles from the Manor, there may indeed have only been 15 people at this ‘village hall,’“ the author claimed.

Adridharan dasa, temple president from Calcutta who is presently involved in a legal dispute with ISKCON, introduced Madhu Pandit who then made a multi-media presentation of preaching in Bangalore.

© CHAKRA 14-Sep-1999

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