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MUTT IN VEDARANYAM

27 Nov 2015 - Sri Nithya Yogamayananda and Sri Nithya Jnanaprabhananda brutally attacked.

A group of people arguing
A Sanyasi lying in a hospital bed with medical monitoring equipment attached

Medical reports and prescriptions of the Sanyasis on the sustained injuries

Discharge Summary and Medical Report

Police turn criminal, beat up Sanyasis. Below are pictures of the attack in Vedaranyam where the Police ruthlessly beat up four Sanyasis, chased them out and locked the mutt.

Crowd gathered at the mutt
A crowd of people, some wearing orange robes, gathered in what appears to be a dimly lit, crowded space.
Two Sanyasis, one holding a document to his ear while talking on a phone, and another holding a blank sheet of paper.

1 Mar 2016 - Two Sanyasis, Sri Nithya Yogamayananda and Sri Nithyasthananda face the most inhuman attack in the hands of the Hindu extremists

A crowd of people at a location in Vedaranyam, Nagai.

The entire property vandalised by the attackers

A room showing signs of vandalism and destruction.
Overturned plastic chairs at the site of the incident

Media covers the entire attack but reports falsely, against His Divine Holiness and His Sanyasis, making them out to be the criminals, while they were the victims in the whole attack!

A group of people surrounding an individual, likely a Sanyasi, in what appears to be a chaotic scene

4 Aug 2017 - Life-attack on the road in Vedaranyam. Sri Nithya Tejomayananda and Sri Nithya Sadashivamayananda are hospitalised, MRI scans are taken and appropriate medical treatment given.

Sri Nithya Tejomayananda and Sri Nithya Sadashivamayananda in hospital

[Figure: A person having their blood pressure checked]

[Figure: A medical professional attending to a patient]

[Figure: A patient undergoing a CT scan]