Ujjain : Computer Baba, famous for his brain faster than a computer, will perform the aerial Kshipra Pujan on December 15. He met the Collector Kavindra Kiyawat at the Simhastha Fair Authority (SFA) to seek permission, but he was blatantly declined.

Baba arrived in the city on Tuesday morning and made the declaration, although he is yet to get flying permission from the police department and the local administration. Computer Baba in his last visit had revealed his plans about performing Kshipra aarti and flower shower from a helicopter at the Ramghat. On Tuesday, he declared that the helicopter Pujan will be performed at Ramghat at any cost on December 15. He has even invited president of Akhil Bharatiya Akhada Parishad Shri Mahant Narendra Giri as the chief guest of the occasion. The Baba had reached the SAF for taking permission for flying a single engine helicopter at the Ramghat, to which he was denied in strict words by Collector Kavindra Kiyawat.

Later the Baba also rued about the behaviour of the official in front of media persons. The Baba said the Pujan will be performed and the administration will give him permission, after he will dial a few phones on the upside of the administrative and governmental hierarchy. Previously the police department had also denied of the permission to fly a helicopter in a congested zone. The Baba talking to Free Press said the helicopter has been arranged, and the administration should not feel any problem in giving the permission as there is no festival around and the area remains vacant.

Baba visits ghat, expresses anger

Computer Baba, Mahant Ramkripal Das and others also visited the Ramghat and expressed anger over the quality of the water. Baba issued a press release saying, the claims of the chief minister about the Simhastha are hollow. Still the Kshipra is full of garbage and irregularities prevail at Kshipra Ghats. It said instead of false advertisement about the Simhastha fair the government should focus on making the arrangements for Sadhus and Saints, who are the cause of Simhastha’s glory.