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After Nigmanand, another saint dies while fasting for Ganga
Updated On: 11 July, 2014 06:42 PM IST | | PTI
<p>A saint, who claimed to be 'Peethadheeshwar' (head) of Kashi Mahashamsan Peeth and was on fast for over a month seeking clean and uninterrupted flow of water in the Ganga river, passed away early this morning at a hospital here</p>
Varanasi: A saint, who claimed to be 'Peethadheeshwar' (head) of Kashi Mahashamsan Peeth and was on fast for over a month seeking clean and uninterrupted flow of water in the Ganga river, passed away early this morning at a hospital here.
Nagnath Yogeshwar, had earlier claimed that he had observed fast for 1,000 days starting July 19, 2008 for the sake of a clean Ganga. He had broken the fast on intervention of Madhya Pradesh Governor Ram Naresh Yadav in 2011.
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