Fugitive Nityananda shuts borders of his fictitious Kailasa ; wants to keep COVID out
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Self-styled Godman Nithyananda has announced that he has banned Indians from entering Kailasa, an island located off the coast of Ecuador. Apart from Indians, Kailasa has also issued a ban on people from countries like Brazil, Malaysia, and the European Union.
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In a presidential mandate posted on his Facebook page, Swami Nithyananda also asked people to quarantine themselves if they have associated with people who live in these countries in the recent past. He also urged all relevant spiritual embassies in Kailasa to acknowledge the order and execute it.
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Fugitive self-styled Godman Nityananda is back to dominating the headlines, this time by allowing his followers to visit his fictitious country Kailasa. The controversial figure has been on the run from the law enforcement authorities but now wants people to visit his country for no more than 3 days.
From free food, lodging and travel, Nityananda is making a case for his followers to take the trip to the Land Down Under. For a made-up country, Kailasa needs a made-up visa, which must be applied by anyone planning to take the trip.
In a video released on social media, Nityananda explained the process of getting the visa and getting to Kailasa.