Swayambhu religious leader Nityananda, accused of kidnapping, sexual harassment and misconduct, left India in 2019 and has not returned since then. Swayambhu religious leader Nityananda alias Arunachalam Rajasekharan, who is facing allegations of sexual exploitation and kidnapping in India, may have established a fictional land for himself – an existential so -called Hindu nation ‘United States of Kalasa’ – but now he is facing real world troubles! His followers from Kailasa have been arrested for an alleged attempt to occupy land pieces in Bolivia. Bolivia officials have told the New York Times that 20 people associated with Kailasa have been arrested on charges of “land smuggling”, as they signed a deal to lease a large part of Amazon with indigenous groups for 1,000 years.
So, what happened after all?
The report pointed to the recent developments in Bolivia, making the group’s suspicious behavior in the headlines. In this report, what happened in Bolivia, let’s closely look at what we have learned about Nityananda’s fictional nation and where the controversial religious leaders are now.
Did Nityananda try to capture Bolivia?
Kailasa’s representatives describe themselves as messengers of the world’s first “sovereign nation” for Hindus, who have their own passport and “cosmic constitution”. He has also claimed that he has created a currency made of holy gold, which is looked after by a so -called “Reserve Bank”. However, it seems that these claims are over.
Last week, Bolivia officials said they had detained 20 people associated with Kailasa. According to the New York Times, he was accused of “land smuggling” after brokening a 1,000 -year lease with indigenous communities for a large part of Amazon. The agreements were declared invalid and the people associated with Kailasa were deported – not in their fictional country, but in their real original countries, including India, the United States, Sweden and China. In a statement, Bolivia’s Foreign Ministry said, “Bolivia does not have a diplomatic relationship with the alleged nation ‘United States of Kailasa’.”
Facts about self -proclaimed fugitive religious leaders
In 2023, Mea officials stated that Nityananda, whose original name is Arunachalam Rajasekharan and who was born on January 1, 1978 in Tamil Nadu, is believed to have been in the United States and Ecuador has no island, as stated in the 2023 Money Control Report.
Swayambhu religious leader Nityananda has given himself the title of “Supreme Priest” (Sph), which is not a recognized word in Hinduism. However, their followers refer to them as “SPH” to legalize their position.
The fugitive religious leader has been hidden since 2019, desired in India for several allegations including rape and sexual harassment. In 2010, Nityananda was arrested in Himachal Pradesh, since he surfaced a video on TV with actress Ranjita. He was accused of rape, unnatural sex, fraud, criminal intimidation and conspiracy.
In 2019, an FIR was lodged against him in Gujarat, allegedly accused of kidnapping children and collecting donations to his Ahmedabad Ashram by wrongly hostage. Nityananda claimed to have established the “United States of Kailasa (USK)” in 2019 and falsely claimed that it represents “two billion Hindu religious people”.
The Government of India has removed itself from Nityananda and his creed, and has directed its missions to monitor them in the US and South America. In 2023, Foreign Ministry spokesman Arindam Bagchi dismissed any official remarks on Nityananda, stating that India had no connection with him or his so -called “Hindu Rashtra”.
Government sources revealed that Indian missions have been directed to refuse to give any kind of support to their representatives, emphasizing that Nityananda is widely seen as a fraud.
SPH Governs KAILASA Through the Third Eye – Beyond Human Limits 👁️🌍
Kailasa rules through the third eye – Swamiji’s supernatural rule 👁️🔱#Nithyhana #Kailasa #Hindurashtra pic.twitter.com/uPCVoQ6Wb4– Kailasa’s Sph Nithyananda (@Srinithyananda) April 3, 2025
