2011-06-15 Active Harassment: Media Mafia deliberates religious persecution through abusive mockery
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The yellow journalism of DNA Newspaper uses abusive cartoons and hate speech to hurt the sacred sentiments of devotees and well wishers of His Divine Holiness. New ways of yellow journalism are used to defame and isolate His Divine Holiness from His human family.
- Sanatana Hindu Dharma has an infinite capacity to survive attacks from outsiders. However, the attacks hurt more when an insider force - Hindu Militant extremists, attacks with the imperious arrogance.
- This article snubs at the physical injury of His Divine Holiness, and contempts Him with a caricature as though He represented a sub-human species. Hindu Gurus have been ridiculed and demeaned for centuries.

Breaking all journalistic regulatory norms, DNA Newspaper attacks His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Sensationalizing false and derogatory news, they work consistently to assassinate the public image of His Divine Holiness, with single agenda to kill Him and His followers. The caricature depicts Him in a derogatory way causing unrequired anguish and pain to His followers.
The illustration in the article dated 15 june 2011, in DNA journal clearly abuses the sacred sentiments of thousands who hold His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda as their guide, Guru and God. The features, the expression, the very image captured itself is abusive.
DNA, the yellow journal owns up for none of its content, hiding behind the police and lawyer comments. As proclaimed by the universal declaration of human rights (article 1), this is a case of gross violation of human rights of dignity; right to life, liberty and security (article 3) and also freedom of belief, worship and practice religion (article 18) for both His Divine Holiness and His followers.
2012-05-04
Slander and Defamation through Hate Speech by Firstpost
In a defamatory piece on Paramahamsa Nithyananda’s recent appointment as the 293rd pontiff of the ancient Madurai Aadheenam, Firstpost writes with the clear intention to defame Him. A common defamation tactic is used to slander His Divine Holiness using profane language and draw false conclusions.
04 May 2012 - A seemingly cultured and liberal newspaper like ‘Firstpost’ has the undue power to enable mass hatred and violence against a public figure by blatantly lying. This sinister game has been played by every media house in India for the over a decade. The World Economic Forum has recognized the Indian media is one of the most corrupt in the world.
This article is another solid proof of the Media crimes against the minority Hindu religious groups to malign the repute of public figures and systematically incite hatred against His Divine Holiness and His followers. India and citizens of India got their freedom seventy one years ago but are still enslaved in the hands of the media barons.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda has dedicated his entire life to humanity for giving a superconscious breakthrough to humanity, healing people, and reviving our ancient texts. Using satirical language and baseless claims Paramahamsa Nithyananda's hard work over the years is disqualified. The media's publication is a direct violation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as recognized by the United Nations (article 1), the right to be with equal dignity and rights.

Sex and the godman: Nithyananda haunted by his past
In one of his satsang discourses, which he typically infuses with levity to sustain 'devotees' interest, self-styled spiritual guru Swami Nithyananda narrates a joke about God and Adam:
God approaches Adam and tells him, "I have good news and I have bad news for you." Adam asks to be told the good news first, in which case God replies that it is "the only one of those faculties" that he would gain, and reason—and the bad news? "Well, Adam, that would be the loss of the other one."

Adam is, of course, overpoyed at being the recipient of the best of both worlds, and wonders what the bad news might be.
To which, God responds: "At any given time, only one those faculties will work."
For a self-styled 'godman' who was himself at the centre of a scandal that revolved around video footage of him allegedly disporting sexually with a Tamil actress, the joke may seem a little too close to home for comfort.
2014-11-27