Some say it was like the fall of the Berlin Wall while the Indian press portray it as a scuffle by lawless protesters. So, what really happened on Osho’s Enlightenment Day in Pune? Rashid and Punya asked Anuragi, the ‘Archivist’, to describe what he saw on the three days he was there for the celebration. Anuragi tells us that on Monday, 20th March, the day before the Enlightenment Day, he became aware of 3 separate groups of security in and around the property; a dozen or so police, a squad of blue-uniformed security and, at the gate, 20 or more black-suited bouncers or ‘bruisers’. Plus an array of barricades were placed along the street at the front gate. He was so shocked that he sought out Dyanesh and suggested that such a show of force would most likely promote violence in a peaceful gathering of disciples, whose prevailing wish was to sit in silence in the samadhi of their beloved master. Dhyanesh referred him to Mukesh who was out of station.