Who continue to enjoy meditation, or think they should do the meditation, but who consider Rawat a failure as a "master" and is so addicted to worship and money, that he is in the way of their "experience," or should I say their "path."  So, they more put up with Rawat than really appreciate or respect him.

Then of course, there are those of us who were premies for years, practiced knowledge as Rawat instructed, and never really understood the personality cult around Rawat, which he fostered, and continues to foster to this day.   Many of those, including me, became much happier after rejected Rawat and knowledge, realizing that whatever good experiences we had had nothing to do with him.