Swami Nithyananda in sex scandal - See Photos Video

Swami Nityananda, a well known godman from Tamil Nadu, has allegedly been caught on tape having a romp with popular Tamil actress Ranjitha. Swamy Nityananda is very popular among Bhakti channel viewers. He has a great fan following for his preachings on Bhagwad Geeta.



TV footage released by Sun News shows Swami Nithyananda in a compromising position with actress Ranjitha. Sun TV, the news channel that broadcasted the video, has not revealed the location where it was shot.



This video has come as a massive shock to the godman's followers, and has led to widespread protests. In Coimbatore, angry followers took to streets and vandalised property. As per local reports, the Swami's Ashram in Bidadi is also seeing similar scenes.



Security has been beefed up at Nithyananda’s ashram at Adi Annamalai, 10 km away from Tiruvannamalai town in Tamil Nadu.

This fresh scandal comes just a day after a Telugu News Channel TV9 exposed the scam of Vijay Kumar Naidu or Kalki Bhagavan and Amma Bhagavan.

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DPS MMS-scandal in Dev D movie

In the infamous Delhi Public School (DPS) MMS-scandal of the year 2004, a DPS girl was caught on a mobile phone camera having sex with one of her classmates. This MMS was then widely circulated on the internet. Director Anurag Kashyap portrays this DPS MMS-scandal in his new film Dev D, which is a modern take on the legendary movie Devdas. (Click to enlarge images)



Abhay Deol plays the lead role, while Kalki Koechlin plays the character of Chandramukhi. Mahi Gill essays the role of Paro in the film.



In the real DPS MMS-scandal, the disgraced girl had been sent abroad by her traumatised parents after the incident became public.



In the film Dev D, however, the character Liny (played by Kalki Koechlin) is abandoned by her family members. Liny is shown to be a college student during the day and is a high class call-girl by night, in the film Dev D. Thus, she is shown to be the modern day Chandramukhi in the new age interpretation of writer Sarat Chandra's Devdas classic novel.