Sangabasava Swamy of Kottur mutt passes away
The Hindu
He had been away from public activities for the last two years owing to deteriorating health
Sangabasava Swamy of Kottur mutt in Vijayanagara district passed away in a private hospital in Bengaluru in the early hours on November 22. The 83-year old seer was suffering from age-related ailments for the last few months. He had been away from public activities for the last two years owing to deteriorating health. The place and time of his last rites are yet to be decided.
The seer was the head of Hemakut mutt in Hampi, Shivayoga mandir in Badami, Halakere mutt in Gajendragad.
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