Nithyananda Death Rumors: Rumor has it that Swami Nithyananda, the controversial self-proclaimed “godman” who left India in 2019 after being accused of rape and sexual assault, has passed away. On the other hand, his death has not been formally confirmed.
Sri Nithya Sundareshwarananda, Nithyananda’s nephew, reportedly made a startling disclosure the day before yesterday during a video conference spiritual talk. When he said, “Sammi sacrificed his life to protect Hindu Dharma,” Nithyananda’s supporters were rendered speechless. A fresh question has been brought up by this revelation: who would inherit Nithyananda’s rumored Rs. 10,000 crore riches if he is dead? There is a lot of speculation right now: will someone else come forward or may actress Ranjitha claim the assets?
Swami Nithyananda rose as a spiritual leader and established many ashrams in India and abroad. He was born in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu. He is created his image portraying himself as a guru who is capable of leading his devotees on the right path. But when he was charged with rape and sexual assault, his reputation suffered greatly. He escaped India in 2019 to avoid authorities after being involved in several legal problems.
A video on his website states that Nithyananda claims to have achieved ‘enlightenment’ at the age of twelve. He is presented in the video as a Hindu spiritual leader who has centers in 47 nations. He is also the leader of the religious organization he formed, Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam.
Over Swami Nithyananda’s passing away, there were many rumors before. According to the sources, in 2022, he was being treated by a group of 27 doctors and was reportedly unable to recognize names, individuals, or locations. His self-proclaimed nation, ‘Kailasa,’ remains shrouded in mystery, with assertions that the footage on its official website was pre-recorded and theories of an island economic disaster. On Facebook, Nithyananda, however, denied these allegations, claiming that he was still alive and in a condition of “Samadhi,” which is a subconscious, inactive state. He informed his supporters that he was still alive but that it would be some time before he could talk or lead spiritual sessions again, and he stressed that the reports were untrue.
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