While self-styled godman Nithyananda fled the country amidst the accusations of sexual harassment, abducting the minors, and allegedly evading the taxes, it has now come to the revelation that he has nominated his mother to look after his establishments in India, particularly his ashram in Bidadi, Bengaluru in the state of Karnataka.

Our sources close to the aberrant developments had said that the godman had placed his mother Loganayaki in Bidadi Ashram who currently manages the operations and before fleeing the country, Nithyananda had deposited Rs 20 crore separately for the ashram. With having no conformity about his whereabouts, it has been speculated that he has been stationed in one of the Caribbean Islands which he named as 'Kailasaa' that havening him from the drones of the intelligence. 

The sources revealed that he reached the island through Nepal not directly from India and when departing India, Nithyananda named his mother as a legal heir for the properties while it was initially anticipated that he would nominate Ranjitha. Nithyananda had converted the service-oriented trust as his family's asset and by passing the legal authority to his mother, Nithyananda still holds the power of clearing the cheques and the current transactions have been happening through his consent.

However, the police authorities and the intelligence had found that Nithyanand hasn't released a single video from 'Kailaasa' despite he claimes Kailaasa as his own country. These videos have been released either from the United States, Singapore, and Malaysia and the Indian intelligence agencies had traced the mails and the addresses to which Nithyananda had sent the videos following which it has come to the revelation that Nithyananda had transferred the videos from the West Indies and the United States through Whatsapp after which the videos were aired in his official website and the authorities claimed that they had located the godman by having these tip-offs.

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