Mandi Ahmedgarh, January 8
The action of ayurvedic medicines supplemented with the patient’s will power and faith in the Almighty have cured diseases that had been termed incurable by physicians practicing other systems of medicine. This claim was made by a large number of people who, after being disappointed with years of long expensive treatment at multi-speciality hospitals, found solace in ayurvedic treatment at Shri Brahamaa Nand Biradh Ashram at Barmi village near here.
Mr Hakumat Singh, former Deputy Director (Prosecution), Jammu and Kashmir Government, while addressing a gathering of patients and their relatives claimed that his son Harpreet Singh had been cured of a disease that, according to him, could not be treated even after surgery at a multi-speciality hospital at Delhi.
"I was totally broke when lesions in the left ventricle of the heart of my son could not be treated even after spending lakhs of rupees. Then, one my family friends asked me to come here and now Harpreet is all right," he said.
Manjit Kaur (30) of Hoshiarpur had been deserted by her relatives after the death of her husband as she and her nine-year-old son and six-year-old daughter had tested positive for HIV five years ago.
"One year after starting treatment from this centre we are feeling normal," Manjit Kaur said adding that she would be going for another test soon.
Malkit Kaur, widow of Kehar Singh of Chhajjawal village, said she had been cured of cancer of the food pipe with consistent administration of drugs and belief in the Almighty.
Parkash Singh of Patiala, Kapoor Singh from Haryana and Samsher Singh from Ludhiana were among others who made similar claims.
Claiming his system to be based on studies in ayurvedic system of medicine and belief in God, Baba Bharpur Singh, the organiser of the ashram, alleged that some notorious elements had been trying to destabilise his organisation at the instance of certain practitioners, who get handsome commission from some multi-speciality hospitals for sending patients there.
However, health department authorities, after conducting tests on preparations dispensed by the ashram approved of the system, claimed Baba Bharpur Singh.
