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Christian missionary behind Swami Nityananda scandal: Ranjitha

Christian missionary behind Swami Nityananda scandal: Ranjitha
Bangalore (Karnataka): Ten months after the sex tape
allegedly involving Nithyananda and cine star Ranjitha hit the internet, the actress finally broke her silence on Friday.

Addressing a packed press conference, the actress denied all the allegations against her. “It’s not me in the video,” said Ranjitha. “I was scared, I was threatened, blackmailed, and that forced me to abscond.”

The actress said she had been hurt by the allegations. “I was scared to face anybody, so I had moved out of the country; I came only for the CID inquiry. I was in the US all this time. I have registered a complaint with the magistrate's court in Ramanagara,” she said.

But then came the bombshell. Ranjitha said a Christian missionary was behind the episode.

“I was being blackmailed and threatened by the accused and also by another man who belongs to a Christian mission,” said the actress. (Now can we say that 'Christianity' is 'Religion of peace' as stated by the same Christian missionaries ? O Hindus, know the true face of Christianity !)

 “I want to live, so I shall not name them. If the CM of Tamil Nadu promises to protect me, I shall reveal the names.” (Will Tamil Nad Government take any action against Christian Missionaries involved in this ploy or else it will keep mum as usual against Missionaries ? )

Source: DNA India

O Hindus, know the ploy of Christian Missionaries against Hindu Saints !

Now they are daring to hatch conspiracies to grill Hindu Saints on the false charges to attack Hindu Dharma ! O Hindus, now you do not have any other option but to establish 'Divine Hindu Kingdom' by uniting and working towards this same goal or else your future will be perished ! Hindus should also oust the Anti-Hindu Tamil Nadu Govt. who is very much quick to take action against Hindu Saints, but do not any action against Christian missionaries involved in conversion of Hindus !

Hindus should also read the following article to know the truth about Anti-Hindu nexus of Christian Missionaries, Government and Media. The article is written by V Sundaram, Retd. IAS officer :

Deliberate Media And Government Attack On Swami Nityanada and Sanatana Dharma

We also appeal Hindus to protest against defamation of Hindu Saints by India Times

Protest: Defamation of Hindu Saints by India Times

Now Christians Missionaries have started to hatch conspiracy against Hindu Saints who are working against forced conversion of Hindus ! These Missionaries even killed VHP Leader Swami Lakshamananda Saraswati, the details are here :

1) We killed Swami Laxmananda: Christian Maoist leader

2) How Christians massacred Swamiji?

3) Conversion cause of riot: Swami Lakshmanananda

4) 'Murder of Lakshmanananda Saraswati by Christians led to the outburst of Hindus': Police official

5) Maoists killed Saraswati to get support from Christians

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