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Kinshuk ji becomes football - 9
Namaskar,A tragic tale is unfolding before our very eyes. One group, for the sake of its own agenda, propped someone up as a divine being and now has left the remains of that same someone by the roadside. Sadly, this is their repeated tactic, done over and over again. Kindly read and educate yourself about this latest case of betrayal and victimisation so that all such occurrences can be prevented in the future.
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Those days how B group honoured Kinshuk
From around 2014 to 2017, with tremendous pomp and show, and great fanfare, the Tiljala camp paraded Kinshuk ji around, dogmatically touting him as Baba’s only son, and hailed and anointed him as the next PP. There was seemingly no limit to the respect and regard that B group had for Kinshuk ji. By getting Kinshuk, they truly felt they had the keys to the palace. That’s to say, by this way B group thought they would be able to capture a huge number of margiis. Indeed, their entire aim behind selecting Kinshuk was to gain favourability and increase their numbers, as that would give them more power and more donations. So they were using Kinshuk as a tool, nothing more.
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Act of utter betrayal
On 20th August 2026, Kolkata AMPS Purodha Board called a meeting and selected Ac Sarveshvarananda Avt as PP. Before this meeting, Ac Kinshuk ji reached Mumbai on 18th August, thinking that he would be thrown out by the Kolkata faction. And, in all practicality, that is exactly what has happened. Kinshuk ji has been discarded. B group no longer feels that Kinshuk has any utility for them. So he has been pushed aside and essentially forgotten; it was an act of utter betrayal. The reason is that dangling Kinshuk in front of the margiis did not achieve the desired effect that B group had envisioned. Using Kinshuk as their puppet did not give them greater power or control. From their vantage point, it was a failed experiment, and now it was time to move on. So Kolkata ruthlessly dumped Kinshuk ji; that is their modus operandi.
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Sad time in Mumbai
Once B group made it clear that Kinshuk was out, he was gone from the chair. So for the past two months - from Aug 2026 to Oct 2026 - Kinshuk ji stayed in Mumbai at different locations, keeping his whereabouts mostly hidden from margiis. So he was essentially in seclusion, even exile. A few sadhakas had pity for him by seeing his very glum mood. What to say of lacking tantrika spirit, Kinshuk seemed morose and depressed, without much shakti. Perhaps it is for this reason that Kinshuk stayed in hiding and did not openly visit with the margiis of Mumbai. But the cause behind it all was the victimisation and mistreatment he faced from B group. All along, Kinhsuk was nothing more than a shiny object - a commodity - for B group. And when that shiny object lost its lustre, i.e. when B group understood they were not going to get the return they wanted, then without any care or compassion they tossed that shiny object in the scrap heap.
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Return of the pauper, not king
A few days ago Ac Kinshuk ji returned to Tiljala and B group made sure there was not a single person to hail his arrival with gusto and vigour. Verily, Kinshuk ji’s star has fallen; he is now a forgotten man. Since his arrival in Tiljala, Kinshuk ji has been staying separately, all by himself. He was forcibly distanced from the Wts. Kolkata is now fully involved in their dogmatic MPD kiirtana programme, but Ac Kinshuk ji has not yet attended the event. This is not because he is protesting the dogma of mahaprayan, but because he has become a pariah in B group. One margii who went to Tiljala noted that Ac Kinshuk ji was seen on 20th October going out in his car. That day, Ac Kinshuk ji was looking sad. Since then, Kinshuk ji has not been seen by general sadhakas. All because B group decided that Kinshuk was “persona non-grata” for them, i.e. completely unwelcomed.
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Conclusion
As sadhakas, we should follow Baba. That means we should hold firm to the mandates of dharma, and not get caught in the trap of any particular group. B group dangled all kinds of carrots to draw Kinshuk in their fold, and when they found his value to be fools gold, they dropped him like a leper. Everyone should know that the name and fame associated with group politics is akin to the fleeting glitz and glamour of materialism. One day you are hailed and placed on top of the world, and the next you are branded as an outcast and sunk in the mud of the swamp. One’s stature rises and falls. And that is the unfortunate tale of how B group tricked and betrayed Kinshuk.
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The main lesson here is that the various groups are only interested in their own gain and will toss you aside if they deem you as expendable. So one should follow dharma and dharma alone, not any factional or narrow interest.
in Him,
Rasa Deva
History of Kinshuk’s rise
Just see how B group was hailing Kinshuk as their savior back in the day:
To this end, they are moving from village to village, unit to unit, in the western part of West Bengal to present Kinshukji to all the margiis. In each place, Kinshuk is surrounded by his entourage as B group is bent on "tutoring" margiis about Kinshukji's grand stature, as well as why B group is the blessed faction. So in each location, there is big pomp and show along with a feast and other celebratory events etc. This is how B group is getting the word out in hopes of establishing themselves as unparalleled.
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