Bengalore: Following a revealing report by Insight Rush News, Sujatha Bhat has publicly admitted that the story of her alleged daughter, Ananya Bhat, was entirely fabricated, exposing a false propaganda campaign against Dharmasthala. This bombshell confession has sparked widespread discussion, with BJP leader Basanagouda Patil Yatnal’s scathing post on X going viral, condemning the orchestrated fake narrative targeting Hindu temples.The Insight Rush News report, which uncovered the truth behind the allegations of mass burials and disappearances in Dharmasthala, prompted Sujatha Bhat to confess that the story of Ananya Bhat, who was supposedly her daughter and went missing during a 2003 college trip to Dharmasthala, was a complete fabrication.read also: Sujatha Bhat Confesses – “I have no daughter, I filed a false complaint. Considering my age, spare me from punishment” – Exclusive Interview

Sujatha clarified that she has no daughter named Ananya Bhat and that the tale was concocted for personal gain in a property dispute.Sujatha further revealed that the photograph circulated as Ananya Bhat was fake, and she admitted to creating the story under the influence of individuals like Girish Mattannavar and Jayanth T. These individuals, she claimed, were at the forefront of spreading defamatory allegations against Dharmasthala. “I was pressured to say Ananya was my daughter for property-related reasons,” Sujatha stated, exposing what appears to be a coordinated effort to malign Hindu religious institutions.In response to these developments, Basanagouda Patil Yatnal took to X to issue a stern warning to the Hindu community. “The time has come to expose those who fabricate stories to wage battles against our religion and temples,” he wrote, condemning the false propaganda.read also: Sujatha Bhat’s Shocking Confession in Dharmasthala Case: Ananya Bhat Story Fabricated..!

His post, which shared the Insight Rush News report, has garnered significant attention, amplifying calls for accountability.The revelation has intensified demands for legal action against those responsible for spreading the false allegations. There is growing pressure on the government to take immediate steps to curb such fabricated narratives. Yatnal also called out the media, urging them to verify facts before amplifying false stories that create societal confusion. “Instead of glorifying fake agendas, the media must deliver truthful information,” he emphasized.The Dharmasthala controversy has highlighted the dangers of unverified narratives targeting sacred institutions. ನಾನು ಹೇಳಿದ್ದು ಸುಳ್ಳು - ತಪ್ಪು ಒಪ್ಪಿಕೊಂಡ - ಸುಜಾತ ಭಟ್ INSIGHTRUSH MEGA EXCLUSIVE ... | Sujatha Bhat​ |

As the Special Investigation Team (SIT) continues its probe into the allegations, including the lack of evidence for claims of mass burials, the public and devotees are urging swift action against those behind the smear campaign. The viral response to Yatnal’s post underscores the widespread sentiment that such attempts to defame revered temples must be met with strong resistance.Aventura Outfitters Men's Round Neck 100% Cotton Regular Fit T-Shirt (Pack of 4)