Scientist and political leader Dr. CK Raut is currently embroiled in a family feud, as exposed by Jana Aastha Weekly. The report highlights his ongoing complaints about mistreatment from his wife, compounded by intense media scrutiny. Frustrated, Raut has lashed out at both his wife and the media, bringing his private life into the public spotlight.

Osho Ashram Visit and the Start of Controversy

Insiders suggest that the root of this family conflict began with Raut’s frequent visits to Swami Anand Arun’s Osho Tapoban center. As a follower of Osho’s teachings, Dr. Raut regularly seeks peace and meditation there. However, Osho’s controversial philosophies, such as those in his book “From Sex to Superconsciousness,” have raised eyebrows in society, and it appears these teachings may have impacted his family life.

Family Tension: Wife’s Dissatisfaction

According to Jana Aastha, Dr. Raut had long complained about the emotional strain caused by his wife. Her discontent over his visits to the Osho center seems to have sparked tensions in their relationship. This dissatisfaction reportedly led to mounting stress within the household.

The situation escalated when the media began covering their marital issues, prompting Raut to target both his wife and the press in his statements. His anger has even led to public speculation, with some wondering, “Is CK Raut acting out of character? Has he been drinking?” Despite these rumors, it’s well known that Raut does not consume alcohol.

The Leader's Path: Balancing Osho's Teachings and Family Life

Raut’s spiritual journey into Osho’s philosophy has not only affected his personal life but also stirred up trouble in his family. As Jana Aastha points out, the leader’s devotion to Osho’s teachings has created a wedge between his spiritual pursuits and family responsibilities. Balancing his household and political life has proven to be an ongoing struggle.

Ultimately, Dr. Raut faces the challenge of resolving his family conflict, while continuing his spiritual practices at Osho’s ashram. Finding balance between these two worlds may require even more effort in the days to come.