In the ongoing controversy surrounding Swami Avimukteshwaranand, head of the Jyotish Peeth in Prayagraj, new allegations have emerged. Following the registration of an FIR against the Swami and a disciple over accusations of sexual abuse of Vedic students, a man named Ramashankar Dikshit has come forward with a shocking revelation. He claims to have been contacted by unknown individuals suggesting that he should accuse the Swami of sexual harassment involving his daughters, promising financial support in exchange.

Ramashankar spoke about his experience after visiting the Vidhya Math Ashram in Varanasi with his wife and three daughters. According to him, the individuals who reached out to him assured him that he wouldn't need to go through any legal trouble—just to sign an affidavit accusing the Swami of misconduct. This serious allegation raises troubling questions about the integrity of the ongoing investigations, as it implies attempts to manipulate victims for financial gain.

As the situation develops, the implications extend beyond the immediate allegations against the religious leader and reflect a growing concern over the exploitation of sensitive cases for monetary benefits. This could undermine real victims' cases and ultimately damage the credibility of larger movements against sexual harassment and abuse, complicating the legal and social landscape surrounding this issue.