In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court dismissed a petition filed against the Isha Foundation, a decision that has been met with welcome relief from the organization.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Isha Foundation, dismissing allegations that two women monks were held against their will. Sadhguru and others have hailed the decision, emphasizing the need for responsible use of democratic privileges and condemning petitions meant to malign organizations without cause.

Supreme Court closes proceedings on habeas corpus petition involving alleged illegal confinement at Isha Foundation ashram.

The top court has closed proceedings in a habeas corpus petition by a man, who alleged that his two major daughters were being held captive at the Foundation in Coimbatore

In its counter petition filed before the Supreme Court, police said Isha Foundation's campus has a crematorium on its premises, adding that the hospital inside the foundation was issuing expired medicines to the inmates.

Giving a big relief to Sadhguru the supreme court said the two women - whose father filed the petition - are willing residents of the Ashram

The Supreme Court on Friday (18 October) cancelled all legal proceedings against the Isha Foundation following accusations by a father that his daughters were "brainwashed" into joining the ashram of Sadhguru in Coimbatore,

The Supreme Court dismissed a father's habeas corpus petition, confirming that his adult daughters willingly reside at Sadhguru's Isha Yoga Centre. The court determined no further action was necessary,

This SC ruling provides relief to Isha Foundation all the while leaving the door open for further scrutiny on regulatory compliance by the state government.