Satya Sai's 'Will' raises many doubts
The 'Will' of Satya Sai Baba released by his caregiver Satyajit on Sunday have become a point of discussion everywhere. Baba clearly mentioned in his will that all the donations given by the devotees belong to Satya Sai Central Trust and none of family members could claim those assets. The Central Trust which is worth Rs 40,000 crore is involved in philanthropic activities.
According to Satyajit, although the will document was with him since 1998 he didn't reveal it as per the directions of Baba. Satya Sai himself has dictated the deed document when he was 44-years-old (1967) in the presence of a chartered accountant Indulal Shah and Central Trust member TI Shukla. The 14-page document was registered in Mumbai in the same year.
Why Satyajit hadn't revealed about the will after Satya Sai's death and why he exposed it now one year after Baba's demise? Is this a ploy to mount pressure on Satya Sai's brother Son Ratnakar and other Trust Members? Satya Sai used to use AP stamp papers for Trust related activities, but why did he choose Maharashtra stamp papers for the crucial 'Will'? Is this a trick played by Ratnakar to divert the Central Trust assets? These are doubts that's been raised the devotees of Satya Sai.
Anantapur District Collector declared that he is ready to conduct an inquiry into this matter if the Government passes the orders.
According to Satyajit, although the will document was with him since 1998 he didn't reveal it as per the directions of Baba. Satya Sai himself has dictated the deed document when he was 44-years-old (1967) in the presence of a chartered accountant Indulal Shah and Central Trust member TI Shukla. The 14-page document was registered in Mumbai in the same year.
Why Satyajit hadn't revealed about the will after Satya Sai's death and why he exposed it now one year after Baba's demise? Is this a ploy to mount pressure on Satya Sai's brother Son Ratnakar and other Trust Members? Satya Sai used to use AP stamp papers for Trust related activities, but why did he choose Maharashtra stamp papers for the crucial 'Will'? Is this a trick played by Ratnakar to divert the Central Trust assets? These are doubts that's been raised the devotees of Satya Sai.
Anantapur District Collector declared that he is ready to conduct an inquiry into this matter if the Government passes the orders.
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