The media chased me to get saleable headlines
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Next morning, newspapers made headlines out of our story. They misrepresented the situation. The title of the article was, “Nithyananda’s disciple gave a complaint to the commissioner.” The wording of the title was crafted in such a way that the first impression would be to assume that I went to complain against Swamiji.
I was staying in a devotee’s home in the suburbs of the city to hide from the public. I was desperate to reach the aadheenam to find solace from whatever had been happening in my life from the previous four months. My mother found me and begged me not to go. It was a difficult moment, yet my mind was clear and I left from there. But further difficulty followed me. Media hungry for more stories at my expense, chased me trying to get any photos they could. I had to change multiple cars on my way to the Aadheenam to avoid this media chase. Finally, I reached my real home.