New Delhi: Abhinav Arora, the viral 10-year-old religious saint or preacher has been in the headlines lately for several reasons with the latest being an alleged threat to his life sent by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, his family has claimed.
Speaking to ANI on Monday, Abhinav’s mother Jyoti Arora said her son has done nothing wrong and is only devoted to god yet he is facing so many problems.
“Efforts are being made to do our social escalation through social media. Abhinav has not done anything due to which we are getting threats…Abhinav has not done anything other than devotion that he has to tolerate so much,” she said.
#WATCH | Mathura, UP: Family of Abhinav Arora claims that he received a life threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
His mother, Jyoti Arora says, “…We received a call message from Lawrence Bishnoi group today where we were being threatened that Abhinav would be killed. Last… pic.twitter.com/A89FNRvOCN
— ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2024
Abhinav Arora is a spiritual content creator from Delhi who asserts that his spiritual awakening began at the young age of three and depicts devotion to Lord Krishan through his many posts on his Instagram account which has nearly a million followers.
Here’s a look at some recent controversies he’s been embroiled in
The Swami Rabhadracharya video
Recently, Abhinav Arora became embroiled in another row after he was seen dancing during a religious procession. This act elicited strong criticism from respected Hindu spiritual leader Swami Rambhadracharya, who chastised him for his lack of decorum.
The incident has ignited a heated debate regarding Abhinav’s spiritual authenticity and raised questions about his true motivations for such a display of devotion. Responding to the video, Rambhadracharya called him a “murkh balak” (foolish kid) and that he had earlier met and scolded him in Vrindavan also.
Abhinav files complaint against YouTubers
She has alleged that the YouTubers uploaded videos that were made with malicious intent to mock and defame her son who is an avid “follower of Sanatan Dharma”.
