According to Osho, Indians are not allowed in therapy groups because, conditioned by tradition and social roles, they remain closed, inauthentic, and unable to drop masks. Therapy demands naked honesty, openness, and confronting repressed sexuality and inner ugliness. He doubts they can suspend scholarship, respectability, and hypocrisy to see their original face, so deep therapeutic work becomes impossible.
He says most Indians are too tied to roles and shame to be fully honest in therapy, so the process can’t really work.