Who will get Nithyananda's Rs 4,000 crore property..!?
Who will get Nithyananda's Rs 4,000 crore property..!?
News that the controversial Swami Nithyananda has died has been doing the rounds on social media for the past two days. According to tamil media reports, Nithyananda died two days ago. It is said that his nephew Sundareswaran has said in a video that Nithyananda sacrificed his life to save Hinduism. This video is currently under police investigation. Nithyananda, who once created a sensation across the country after a video of him having sex with actress Ranjitha came out, has since been embroiled in controversies over several allegations. Nithyananda, who had ashrams in 41 parts of the country including Ahmedabad, fled the country after being implicated in a sex scandal. Later, he surprised everyone by announcing that he had established a separate Hindu state called 'Kailaasa'. It is reported that he is continuing his activities in the ecuador region of South America under the name 'Kailaasa'.
While it remains to be seen whether the news of Nithyananda's death is true or not, the debate over who will inherit his property has gained momentum. It remains to be seen what action the police will take on this matter.
News that the controversial Swami Nithyananda has died has been doing the rounds on social media for the past two days. According to tamil media reports, Nithyananda died two days ago. It is said that his nephew Sundareswaran has said in a video that Nithyananda sacrificed his life to save Hinduism. This video is currently under police investigation. Nithyananda, who once created a sensation across the country after a video of him having sex with actress Ranjitha came out, has since been embroiled in controversies over several allegations. Nithyananda, who had ashrams in 41 parts of the country including Ahmedabad, fled the country after being implicated in a sex scandal. Later, he surprised everyone by announcing that he had established a separate Hindu state called 'Kailaasa'. It is reported that he is continuing his activities in the ecuador region of South America under the name 'Kailaasa'.
While it remains to be seen whether the news of Nithyananda's death is true or not, the debate over who will inherit his property has gained momentum. It remains to be seen what action the police will take on this matter.