Osho Foundation seeks urgent SC hearing amid ‘severe fund crisis’
The controversy involves the plans of the Osho Foundation to sell two plots of its land to industrialist Rajiv Bajaj for 107 crore.
The case was last heard on November 11, when the court ordered that the existing interim stay on the Bombay High Court’s impugned order would continue. (File) Written by Sanika Deshpande
The Osho International Foundation, on Monday, appealed to the Supreme Court seeking an urgent listing of its pending case, stating a complete lack of funds, which is “paralysing its charitable activities whilst also causing irreparable harm to the trust’s beneficiaries.”
The case was last heard on November 11, when the court ordered that the existing interim stay on the Bombay High Court’s impugned order would continue. The matter was scheduled to be listed again after two weeks, but has not been taken up since.
The current legal proceedings stem from a long-standing dispute involving the administration of the Osho International Foundation, responsible for the activities, assets, and intellectual legacy linked to their spiritual leader Osho.
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