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Atrocities committed at Nithyananda Peetham,

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Settur Aadheenam

The persecutors came to find Paramahamsa Nithyananda - Inside this building was Sri Jnaneshwara Maharaj at whom these men screamed profanities, as they threw fire inside the room where he was staying, trying to kill him. He had to run for his life.

(Left) The persecutors came to find Paramahamsa Nithyananda - Inside this building was Sri Jnaneshwara Maharaj at whom these men screamed profanities, as they threw fire inside the room where he was staying, trying to kill him. He had to run for his life.

(Below) Conspirators removed the Aadheenam board, desecrating the name if His Divine Holiness, removed doors and windows, finally painting "GV Farm" (government farm) on the building

Conspirators removed the Aadheenam board, desecrating the name if His Divine Holiness, removed doors and windows, finally painting "GV Farm" (government farm) on the building
Damage done by the attackers... here they lit a 2-wheeler on fire, destroying the vehicle

Damage done by the attackers... here they lit a 2-wheeler on fire, destroying the vehicle

A damaged building structure
A damaged or filled-in concrete structure
An open, damaged electrical panel box on a wall
A damaged electrical equipment box on a utility pole

Ganesh and his henchmen destroyed the essentials of Settur property, making it unliveable: they removed all the doors, light bulbs, burnt electrical supply box and filled the borewell (water supply) with rocks and steel rods. Sanyasis were forced to stop organic farming and residing there.

Atrocities committed at Nithyananda Pheetam, Sambandha Puram Aadheenam

The remains of the hut in Sambandhapuram

This is the remains of the hut in Sambandhapuram which 2 sanyasis lived, offering spiritual healing, programs and counseling to local villagers. The conspirators threatened their lives, saying they would kill them if they did not leave the hut, and destroyed their shelter.

Despite the heinous crimes against Sanantana Hindu Dharma and the intent of murder, the Sanyasis and devotees had not lost their faith