Media attacks to incite hatred with groundless
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perverted lies
‘The Times of India’ Newspaper publishes false derogatory allegations regarding a fake non-disclosure agreement, accusing illicit relationship with devotees to condemn the motives of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda and discredit His earlier contributions. The hype, hysteria and sensationalism in the media served the attackers agenda to pose Him as a major threat to society.
By blatantly abusing the sanctity of the Guru-disciple relationship, the foundation of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, they attack and challenge legitimacy of His Divine Holiness as a Hindu Guru.
23 April 2010 - Riding on the wave of media persecution targeting His Divine Holiness, The Times of India joins the bandwagon in publishing defamatory news breaking all the five core principles of journalism - namely, truth & accuracy, independence, fairness & impartiality, humanity and Accountability. Talking about a fake agreement accusing His Divine Holiness of being in multiple illicit relationships with His devotees is purely false and baseless. It is a direct attack to tarnish the character of His Divine Holiness. Isolating Him away from His followers is to execute persecution on Him and His followers.
FALSE CLAIM: Existence of Non-disclosure agreement about Tantric practices between Paramahamsa Nithyananda and those who volunteer for his programs.
FACTS:
- The non-disclosure agreement is nonexistent
- Only two people in the whole world who claim to have signed this agreement is convicted child rapist, Vinay Bharadwaj and false rape accuser Arathi Rao
- They conveniently show a cropped shot of the agreement which does not even feature anyone's signature to shock the public with fictitious evidence.
- Nowhere is any signature found on the so-called "agreement" by His Divine Holiness or any real person.
Times of India, 23rd April 2010: The Times of India strategic fabrication of documents signed for attending a program
After quoting the fictitious document, the article goes to extremes in making up 'big lies' claiming their source as the CID (criminal investigation department).
FALSE CLAIM: "Most of those who enrolled for this program were women." FACT: The program they are claiming is non-existing as well as the non-disclosure agreement which they claim to have signed
FALSE CLAIM: "CID Sleuths had watched a CD with more than 35 video clippings of Nityananda in compromising positions with at least five women...." FACT: No such CD ever existed or exists till date. Lenin Karruppan, the habitual sex offender, who was the man who morphed the first and only video, even made a statement to Deccan Herald that that he did not have any such footage.
Despite the obvious fallaciousness of this contract, the Times of India newspaper intentionally pass obscene details from it to clout the opinion of their millions of its daily readers.
Subjecting His Divine Holiness and His followers to not be able to practice their beliefs, religion and worship, thus violating Article 18 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).
2010-04-23