Explanation of Nityananda's disciple who gave a speech at UN: Said- We respect India; Said earlier – Hindu opponents are targeting Nityananda

Vijayapriya, a disciple of India's fugitive Nithyananda, had said in the UN meeting held in Geneva on March 1 – Anti-Hindu people are harassing Nithyananda at his birthplace. Now a video of Vijayapriya has surfaced. In this, she is seen clarifying her statement.

He said- I would like to clarify that I had not said anything against India. We respect India. My statement is being misunderstood. Some anti-Hindu sections of the media are deliberately distorting my statement.

Demanded action on anti-Hindu sections

Vijayapriya said- We want the Government of India to take action against these anti-Hindu sections. These sections are continuously instigating attacks and violence against Kailasa. Anti-Hindu people are a very small part of the Indian population. His actions cannot raise questions for the whole of India. The Government of India must take steps to end the activities of anti-Hindu people.

Vijayapriya was seen in the UN in traditional clothes and jewelry

During the UN meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, a female devotee of Kailasa (Vijayapriya) participated in the discussion on Sustainable Development with Economic and Social Rights. The representative of Kailasa was seen in traditional clothes and jewelry just like Nithyananda. Nityananda informed me about this by tweeting.

Nithyananda has been accused of rape, UN has published reports on this

Nithyananda was accused of the rape and kidnapping of disciples in India. In 2019, he fled the country. Later he claimed to establish his separate island named 'Republic of Kailasa' near America. However, till now no country has recognized this island or country.

Even before the Geneva meeting, the UN published some reports of the representatives of Kailasa. In this, along with the Hindus, the atrocities committed on the religious teacher Nityananda of Kailasa were mentioned. Apart from this, these reports were also shown on the website of Kailasa in the UN Committee. Kailasa has also submitted reports on the rights of women and minorities to the UN.

Kailasa is not a part of the member states of the UN.

The official website of the UN does not include Kailasa among the 193 member states. Even a 'so-called' country (or organization) has the right to send representatives to certain UN sessions. It is not necessary to be a UN member for this. Representatives of Palestine and Balochistan have also been part of UN meetings. To date, no country has recognized Kailasa as a separate country.

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