After the controversy surrounding one Baba in the country, Akhil Bhartiya Akhara Parishad has issued a list of fake Baba while making an action-minded move. On this issue, the Akhara Parishad's meeting was held on Sunday in Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh. After this, the list was released. The meeting started from 11 o'clock in the morning. The president of the Akhara Parishad Narendra Giri released a list of Baba who is misleading people in the name of religion. Significantly, after the popularity of Asaram, Rampal and recently Ram Rahim, the names of saints have become very rugged. Therefore, a list of some such Baba has been issued, which has been in dispute for a long time. Asaram Bapu alias Ashamal Sharmalani Sukhwinder Kaur aka Radhe Ma Sachchidanand Giri aka Sachin Dutta Gurmeet Singh Rahim Om Baba aka Vivekanand Jha Nirmal Baba alias Nirmalpreet Singh Yashodhara Bhimanand aka Shivamurthy Dwivedi Swami Aseemanand Om Namo: And Baba Narayan Sai Rampal It has been said in the media report that after issuing the list of fake Baba in the Akhara's meeting, it will be handed over to the government. This will be so that action can be taken against these babas who are mistakenly playing with faith. All India Akhara Council comprises 13 of the country's akharas. The president of the Akhara Parishad Narendra Giri said, "For many days, reports of rape, exploitation by fake babas have been coming. The courts of the country have also decided against many Baba. In such a situation, there is a defamation of Hindu religion and saint society." He also told that Asaram's alleged supporters have threatened to kill him on the initiative of the Akhara Council. There are two or two members of the All Akhara in the executive committee of the Akhara Parishad. These 26 members will make a list of fake Baba. The first list will be released at the council meeting in Allahabad. After that, there will be many lists released continuously. Also Read: Apple peeling fruit seller on YouTube became viral Here people follow some strange rituals of marriage New species can be found in Antarctica's hot caves