What is Reserve Bank of Kailash?
What is Reserve Bank of Kailash?
Reserve Bank of Kailasa: Self-styled godman Nithyananda sets up his own bank, to unveil currency on August 22. In his latest video, Nithyananda announced that he has set up a bank called Reserve Bank of Kailasa and the currency will be announced on 22 August, 2020 on the occasion of Ganesh Chathurthi.
Where is Reserve Bank of Kailasa?
The exact location of Kailasa is unknown but media reports quoting police sources suggest it is on a small island that Nithyananda purchased off the coast of Ecuador. However, Ecuador has rejected it saying none of its islands has been bought by the fugitive, who also calims himself to be god incranate.
Where is Kailasa Nithyananda now?
Accused of sexual assault, self-styled godman Nithyananda has been hiding on the island off the coast of Ecuador since 2019. While proclaiming the island ‘Kailasa’, Nithyananda described it as a “Hindu sovereign nation”. The island has its own cabinet, prime minister and a dedicated website.
What is Kailasa e-passport?
KAILASA Free E-Passport The KAILASA E-Passport gives people all over the world completely free access to benefits of all the knowledge and services Sanatana Hindu Dharma has to offer to the world via digital and online mediums.
Is nithyananda Kailasa real?
Kailaasa island nation In his announcement he said, “Kailaasa is a nation without borders created by dispossessed Hindus around the world who lost the right to practice Hinduism authentically in their own countries”. Nithyananda claims that Kailasa is the world’s only sovereign Hindu nation.
Is Kailasa a sovereign country?
Kailasa- a Hindu sovereign nation Last year, the rape accused announced that he had founded the ashram and declared it as a Hindu sovereign nation.
Is Kailaasa a legal country?
Despite its virtual moorings, Kailaasa does offer a passport and citizenship. The citizenship of Kailaasa is up for grabs for “all practising Hindus and Hindus who would like to deepen their practise.” This charitably includes “anyone who aspires to practise Hinduism.”