Nithyananda deceived 30 US cities via ‘Kailaasa’, find out what happened

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Swayambhu Baba Swami Nityananda.

New York: Court-appointed fugitive religious leader Swami Nityananda’s The United States of Kailasa has targeted more than 30 US cities. A media report stated that Kailasa entered into a “cultural partnership” agreement with these cities. The report comes days after the city of Newark, New Jersey, announced that it had canceled a “sister city” agreement with the fictitious country.

The sister city agreement was concluded on January 12th

The sister city agreement between Newark and the fictitious “United States of Kailasa” was held on January 12 of this year, and a ceremony was held at City Hall in Newark. In 2019, Nithyananda announced the creation of ‘United State Kailasa’. According to one of its websites, more than 30 US cities have “cultural partnership” agreements with the fictitious country of Kailasa. According to the website, these cities include Richmond, Virginia, Ohio, Dayton, Buena Park, and more.

The list of cities that Nithyananda has “tricked” is long
“We’re tracking down the top fake Baba, who has a long list of cities he’s scammed,” said a Fox News report on Thursday. “Our ads with Kailasa are not endor*****ts of any kind,” Jacksonville, North Carolina, told Fox News. Those who run the federal government bow to the fake state.

2 US MPs also fell into Nithyananda’s trap
The report states that, according to the fake door, two members of the US Parliament gave “special congressional recognition” to Kailasa. One of these congressmen is Norma Torres of California. “The man who decides what we spend our tax dollars on is being conned across a fake country by an alleged usurper Baba,” said the Fox News anchor. Troy Balderson, an Ohio Republican, also gave “Congressional” recognition for his “divine sanctity and being a priest of Hinduism.”

Nithyananda is required in many cases in India
Let us tell you that earlier this month, Susan Garofalo, press secretary for the City of Newark’s Department of Communications, said in an email that as soon as we learned of the circumstances surrounding Kailasa, the City of Newark took immediate action and the sister city agreement that was rescinded on January 18. Nithyananda is wanted in India on several counts of rape and sexual assault, though he has denied the allegations against him. (language)