This web site providing Ayodhya Ram Mandir Prasad is “faux”

A Delhi Excessive Courtroom order has shut down an internet site exploiting public devotion by falsely claiming to supply “prasad” from Ayodhya’s Ram Temple consecration ceremony. In response to a report in information company PTI, Justice Sanjeev Narula, appearing on a lawsuit by Khadi and Village Industries Fee (KVIC), discovered the web site, “Khadi Natural,” deceptively resembled the plaintiff’s identify and emblems. He ordered takedown of deceptive social media posts and web site suspension.
“The defendants seem to take advantage of public non secular religion and deceive them into paying cash, leveraging the plaintiff’s goodwill,” the courtroom noticed. “They falsely took cash, providing no receipts or proof of supply,” courtroom mentioned.
KVIC argued the web site bought numerous merchandise and sought donations for “free prasad,” falsely implying affiliation with the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Belief.
The web site allegedly charged Rs 51 for Indian clients and $11 for international clients for “free prasad.” The courtroom discovered this a transparent try and misappropriate the “Khadi” mark and mislead the general public. The KVIC advised the courtroom that the defendant platform was providing numerous merchandise corresponding to clothes, collectibles, meals objects, house temples, items required to conduct non secular ceremonies corresponding to Gangajal and even looking for monetary contributions to facilitate their free prasad initiative.
The courtroom restrained the defendants from utilizing the “Khadi Natural” mark and issued summons on the lawsuit.