The Osho movement, also known as the Rajneesh movement, has faced opposition and been banned or restricted in various places due to several reasons. 

One major controversy surrounding the movement was the alleged bioterror attack in Oregon, USA, in 1984, where followers of Osho contaminated salad products with salmonella, poisoning over 700 people. 

This incident led to the arrest and conviction of several top leaders, including Osho's personal secretary, Ma Anand Sheela.

Additionally, the movement's attempts to take over the nearby town of Antelope and the county seat of The Dalles in Oregon led to tensions with local authorities. The movement's authoritarian and intimidating behavior towards dissenting followers and outsiders also raised concerns.

In the Soviet Union, the movement was banned due to its perceived subversion of "positive aspects of Indian culture" and its promotion of consumerism.

In India, the movement faced opposition due to its rejection of traditional Hindu morality and its promotion of free love and individualism.

Today, while the Osho movement is not entirely banned, its activities and influence are subject to scrutiny and controversy in various parts of the world.

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