UP Women's Commission Vice Chairperson Avois Personal Questions Amidst Divorce Rumors, Addresses Religious Disputes

Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission Vice Chairperson Aparna Yadav, attending an event in Hardoi, briefly addressed questions regarding social media posts about Prateek Yadav's divorce, stating it is a personal matter. When pressed about avoiding personal questions while the issue is trending online, she reiterated her stance. Yadav also commented on ongoing religious-administrative disputes, emphasizing that investigation is the correct approach. Regarding remarks made by a Shankaracharya about the Chief Minister, she explained the tradition of four Shankaracharyas established by Adi Guru Shankaracharya and stated the factual basis of one's title is important, though she lacked specific information. She asserted that no one is above the constitution and law applies equally, especially in cases of administrative shortcomings during large gatherings like Kumbh. She criticized the use of inappropriate language towards the Chief Minister and advised spiritual leaders like Swami Avimukteshwaranand to avoid anger. Yadav clarified she is not questioning anyone's validity but stressed the importance of understanding the system of Gurus and Shankaracharyas in Sanatan Dharma. She called for an investigation into any wrongdoing and administrative lapses, emphasizing that if a report indicates rule violations, no individual is exempt. Contrasting this with the smooth conduct of chariot processions by other established Shankaracharyas, she suggested a probe into the reasons behind any disorder. Responding to an incident in Moradabad where a Hindu girl was allegedly made to wear a burqa, Yadav called for an FIR and an impartial investigation.