Meanwhile, reacting to the media report, former Himachal

Pradesh chief minister, Prem Kumar Dhumal today criticised the state government for reportedly banning entry of Ramdev in the state and appealed the government to return the land to the Trust.
"The decision of the state government was undemocratic and anti-people and the due process of law has not been followed for cancellation the land lease," he said.
Dhumal said that under the agreement, the Yogapeeth was to work on fifteen herbs and purchase cow milk and cow dung from farmers to strengthen the economy of the state.