Pratyatosa dasa:
See: http://chakra.org/2013articles/060313_a.html
The Temple President of ISKCON's richest temple and ISKCON's richest devotee now speaking with one mind on the "Let's compromise." issue!
I've been thinking for years, "If only Ambarish Prabhu (from Michigan, USA) would do something about the situation." Money talks! This should be interesting! :-)
[PADA: Right, we heard this before, that Amburish was upset with the GBC when they went to the Delhi courts, he wanted this USD $15,000,000 expenditure to stop because the GBC cannot fund the TVOP building if all their money is paying lawyers instead. Maybe money will be the thing the GBC finally has to surrender to. ys pd]
http://www.iskcontruth.com/2013/06/ambarish-das-writes-to-gbc-on-iskcon.html?utm_source=Breaking+News
See: http://chakra.org/2013articles/060313_a.html
The Temple President of ISKCON's richest temple and ISKCON's richest devotee now speaking with one mind on the "Let's compromise." issue!
I've been thinking for years, "If only Ambarish Prabhu (from Michigan, USA) would do something about the situation." Money talks! This should be interesting! :-)
[PADA: Right, we heard this before, that Amburish was upset with the GBC when they went to the Delhi courts, he wanted this USD $15,000,000 expenditure to stop because the GBC cannot fund the TVOP building if all their money is paying lawyers instead. Maybe money will be the thing the GBC finally has to surrender to. ys pd]
http://www.iskcontruth.com/2013/06/ambarish-das-writes-to-gbc-on-iskcon.html?utm_source=Breaking+News
Thanks Mark prabhu, but Madhu Pandit has not surrendered anything yet, hence no agreement has been made yet. Its been in the negotiations stage since 1997, so its still too early to say its going 99 percent going against Madhu Pandit, or what percent, when no settlement has been reached yet. Please wait for the final agreement to be seen first. And if there is no agreement, and it stays in the courts for the next 40 years, the program in Bangalore will continue as it is now. Its premature to say its 99 percent lost, when no settlement has been made since 1997, and it may not be settled for a long time to come. We simply do not know, and there has been a lot of speculations since 1997, none of which were ever established in court. ys pd
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