Conspirator Tries to Maliciously Keep His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Jail to Murder Him
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Co-conspirators Arathi Rao and Lenin Karuppan pushed for cancellation of the bail of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda. They shared a good 'relationship' with the CID and the clear joint plan was to somehow get His Divine Holiness back inside the prison where under the full control of the CID, (which could escape after committing any heinous crime, as seen in the case of the 'leaked interrogation footage') His Divine Holiness could be even administered poison and silently assassinated.
The false complainant Lenin went to Court claiming that Paramahamsa Nithyananda was intimidating witnesses, and hence his bail should be cancelled!
Hon’ble High of Karnataka through the below court order, clearly explained why there are “No reasons much less overwhelming reasons for cancellation of the bail” (See red highlights for the essence)

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE
DATED THIS THE 18TH DAY OF JULY 2011
BEFORE
THE HON’BLE MR JUSTICE K N KESHAVANARAYANA
CRIMINAL PETITION Nos. 2458 & 2459 OF 2011
BETWEEN:
THE STATE OF KARNATAKA,
BY C.I.D. POLICE,
BANGALORE.
REPRESENTED BY ITS
STATE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR.
...PETITIONER
(COMMON IN BOTH PETITIONS)
(BY SRI. C. H. JADHAV, SPECIAL PUBLIC PROSECUTOR)
IN CRL. P. NO. 2458/11
A N D:
NITHYA BHAKTHANANDA,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
SRI GOPAL REDDY SHEELUM,
S/O SHEELUM MALLA REDDY,
AGED ABOUT 47 YEARS,
R/AT NITHYANAND DHYANAPEETAM,
NITHYANANDPURI, BIDADI,
RAMANAGAR DISTRICT,
KARNATAKA STATE-562 109.
...RESPONDENT
(BY SRI. C. V. NAGESH, SENIOR COUNSEL FOR SRI. RAGHAVENDRA RAO, ADVOCATE)
This Court
Ant
To
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common order dated 11.06.2010 granting bail to the
respondents herein subject to conditions. Two
important conditions imposed in the said order were: (i)
They shall mark their attendance once in 15 days before
the jurisdictional police; (ii) They shall not tamper with
the prosecution witnesses or material evidence.
Pursuant to the said order, the respondents were
released from custody on their furnishing necessary
sureties before the jurisdictional Court. Complaining
violation of the conditions imposed in the order of this
Court, the State has presented these petitions seeking
cancellation of bail granted to the respondents. The
ground on which the State has sought for cancellation
of the bail are that, the respondents through their
followers have intimidated and threatened the original
complainant by filing several false complaints against
him before JMFC at Ramanagar. It is also alleged that
Accused No.1 had interfered with the course of
investigation by preventing the Investigating Officer
from taking the specimen signature of one of the

by the State for cancellation of bail. As noticed supra, the first ground urged for cancellation of bail is that the original complainant is being intimidated and threatened by filling frivolous and false complaints by the disciples of Accused No. 1 and thereby, Accused No. 1 has tampered the prosecution witnesses. It is pertinent to note that the basis for urging these grounds is the fact of filing several complaints by persons who are stated to be disciples of Accused No. 1. It is also pertinent to note that in these petitions, the original complainant has not filed affidavit complaining that he is being intimidated or threatened by any of the accused persons or any of his devotees or disciples. Of course, the documents produced along with these petitions prima facie indicates that, certain complaints have been filed against the original complainant by some persons. According to the contents of those complaints, the complainants are devotees or disciples of Accused No. 1. It is the contention of the learned Special Public Prosecutor that the allegations made in the complaints 10
are all false and frivolous and it is only with a view to intimidate the original complainant, these false complaints have been filed. It is pertinent to note that, on presentation of all these complaints, the learned Magistrate has referred them for investigation under Section 156(3) of Cr.P.C. It is reported that after investigation, the Investigating Officer filed 'B' summary report and each of the complainants have filed protest petitions and those protest petitions are pending. It is submitted that in one case, the learned Magistrate has taken cognizance, which act has been questioned by the original complainant in the present case by presenting petition before this Court under Section 482 of Cr.P.C. Merely because the complainants in these complaints are stated to be either the devotees or disciples of Accused No.1, it cannot be presumed or inferred that those complaints have been filed at the instance of Accused No.1 with a view to intimidate the person named as accused in those complaints. It is not for this Court in these proceedings 13
of the allegations made in the private complaint is also-
required to be considered by the jurisdictional Court.
Having regard to these developments, it cannot be said
that the respondents have tried to interfere in the
investigation.
8) It is also nextly contended that the
respondents have managed to file Civil suits in
Cybarabad, thereby have interfered in the investigation
and progress of the matter. If the aggrieved persons, in
order to protect their civil rights over property,
institutes civil suits, it cannot be said that they have
tried to interfere with the investigation or progress of
the matter. In fact, the civil suit filed before the Court
of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Cybarabad at
Rajendranagar in O.S. No.99/2010 has been decreed
and the defendants therein have filed a suit for
declaration for cancellation of the gift deed. Thus, the
filing of a civil suit cannot be a basis to hold that the
respondents have in any way interfered in the
investigation of the case or progress of the matter. 14
9) Having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, I find no reason much less overwhelming reasons for cancellation of the bail granted to these respondents. In this view of the matter, these petitions are dismissed.
Sd/- JUDGE

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