Pilot Baba, Spiritual Leader, Dies at 86
Pilot Baba, Spiritual Leader, Dies at 86
Pilot Baba, Spiritual Leader, Dies at 86
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Pilot Baba, also known as Somnath Giri, passed away at the age of 86 after a prolonged illness, with his final rites held in Haridwar attended by thousands, including prominent figures and disciples. Born Kapil Singh, he served as a Wing Commander in the Indian Air Force and participated in major wars before embracing sainthood in 1974. He was revered for his spiritual teachings, having claimed to perform Samadhi over 110 times, and authored books detailing his mystical experiences in the Himalayas. Despite his philanthropic efforts, he faced controversy, including legal issues related to negligence and fraud. His passing was announced via social media, urging followers to remain calm and offer prayers. His legacy as a significant spiritual figure is marked by his unique practices and global following.

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'Pilot baba' laid to rest at ashram in Haridwar
‘Pilot baba’, former Wing Commander who turned seer, laid to rest in Haridwar
‘Pilot Baba' passes away at 86: A spiritual leader and former IAF pilot who met ‘Ashwatthama’
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'Pilot baba' laid to rest at ashram in Haridwar
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