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Abhinav Arora, a 10-year-old from India, has gained recognition as the country's youngest spiritual orator.
He rose to fame by delivering discourses on Lord Krishna's teachings, with a significant social media following and invitations to high-profile events, such as the Ram Mandir inauguration in Ayodhya.
However, his rapid rise has sparked controversy and skepticism.
Critics argue that Abhinav's public persona appears heavily curated by his parents, particularly his father, Tarun Arora, who has a background in business.
Allegations suggest that the young orator may be reciting scripted messages rather than conveying personal spiritual insights, with some questioning his ability to understand complex scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita at such a young age.
A YouTube exposé highlighted inconsistencies in Abhinav's upbringing, including prior videos showing him engaging in typical childhood activities that contradict claims of his austere lifestyle dedicated solely to spirituality.
These revelations have led to a debate about whether Abhinav is being exploited for fame and commercial interests, raising broader concerns about the ethics of promoting children as spiritual leaders.
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