Nithyananda’s fictional nation of ‘Kailasa’ worms means into UN panel dialogue

By IANS

UNITED NATIONS: Representatives of fugitive self-proclaimed godman Swami Nithyananda’s fictional nation of ‘Kailasa’ have wormed their means right into a UN committee’s dialogue on sustainable growth in Geneva thereby creating the misunderstanding that the world organisation has recognised it.

At a common dialogue on Sustainable Development held by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) on February 24, two individuals spoke throughout the a part of the session open to the general public claiming to be from the “United States of Kailasa (USK)”.

The USK isn’t among the many 193 international locations recognised by the UN, which has stringent guidelines for admission that require the approval of each the Security Council and the General Assembly.

The UN human rights outfits in Geneva are very beneficiant in permitting folks to come back in and communicate at open classes of their conferences, usually drawing charlatans and doubtful organisations who make bizarre claims and the organisations’ open procedures enable them to submit displays which can be included of their archives, which make it appear official.

Preliminary assembly with the top of KAILASA St Louis, ma Sona Kamat, representatives of KAILASA, and diplomats from Fiji in Geneva#Kailasa #UN #Geneva #Fiji pic.twitter.com/XQkpJ41drR

— KAILASA’s SPH Nithyananda (@SriNithyananda) February 27, 2023

Seldom do actual international locations which can be attacked care to reply as it’s acknowledged that the participation of the perimeter teams is however a circus and fascinating with them will solely seem to offer them legitimacy.

Charged with rape and abduction and going through a courtroom warrant for his arrest, Nithayananda, fled India in 2019 and later based what he calls the “nation of Kailasa”, an amorphous entity that could be based mostly on an island off the Pacific coast of Central America claiming to characterize 2 billion Hindus.

The February 24 assembly took a break from evaluating the reviews of nations to have the final dialogue that includes consultants on sustainable growth, authorized issues, indigenous folks, poverty and labour requirements talking about how the covenant utilized to those points.

The session was chaired by the Committee’s head Mohamed Abdel Moneim, and moderated by member Peter Emuze.

The two USK representatives appeared to have gotten in by providing to touch upon growth points beneath dialogue.

A girl with heavy make-up carrying a turban, a brow decoration and necklaces launched herself with what sounded as Vijayapriya Nithyananda, USK’s consultant to the UN.

She claimed that beneath “Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism” Nithayananda, “Kailasa has been implementing the ancient Hindu policies and indigenous solutions that are in alignment with a time-tested Hindu principles” for sustainable growth”.

She added that within the make-believe nation, “the basic necessities of livelihood which is which are food, shelter, clothing, education, medical care, they’re all offered for free to all citizens”.

Vijayapriya then inserted the propaganda about Nithayananda’s “intense persecution and human rights violation for reviving the indigenous traditions and lifestyle and lifestyle of Hinduism”. “And he was even banned from preaching and exiled from his birth country,” she added, asking the panel what might be finished to assist him.

Later a person who recognized himself as Ian Kumar claiming to be a small farmer and a USK consultant addressed a query to an official panellist, Saima Zia from Pakistan who spoke as an professional on small farmers.

He didn’t carry up Nithyananda however solely requested her about what might be finished about “local legislation that might significantly stifle indigenous groups who want to authentically practice their cultural agricultural traditions” — an issue within the imaginary nation.

He was wearing a yellow kurta and was flanked by two ladies, each carrying rudraksh malas and necklaces, one additionally sporting a turban and a pendant on her brow, including to the carnival ambiance round them.

One of the ladies tried futilely to talk.

None of the panellists responded to their feedback or questions.

The CESCR, which operates beneath the broad umbrella of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, is a committee of 18 impartial consultants who monitor the implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights that enshrines rights to satisfactory meals, satisfactory housing, schooling, well being, social safety, water and sanitation, and work.

The covenant was adopted by the General Assembly in 1966 and was ratified by India in 1979.

Earlier this 12 months, USK submitted a response to an open name for inputs by the Rapporteur on the sexual exploitation of youngsters.

The USK despatched in a report about its “Nithyananda Gurukul, the traditional residential education system” which teaches “the 64 vidyas”, which it stated was shut down by “deep state elements” in 2010.

The rapporteur posted the submission together with these of 12 different organisations in preparation for a report back to the Human Rights Council subsequent month.

USK claims the posting is a recognition by the UN of Nithayananda’s “persecution”.

UNITED NATIONS: Representatives of fugitive self-proclaimed godman Swami Nithyananda’s fictional nation of ‘Kailasa’ have wormed their means right into a UN committee’s dialogue on sustainable growth in Geneva thereby creating the misunderstanding that the world organisation has recognised it.

At a common dialogue on Sustainable Development held by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) on February 24, two individuals spoke throughout the a part of the session open to the general public claiming to be from the “United States of Kailasa (USK)”.

The USK isn’t among the many 193 international locations recognised by the UN, which has stringent guidelines for admission that require the approval of each the Security Council and the General Assembly.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2′); );

The UN human rights outfits in Geneva are very beneficiant in permitting folks to come back in and communicate at open classes of their conferences, usually drawing charlatans and doubtful organisations who make bizarre claims and the organisations’ open procedures enable them to submit displays which can be included of their archives, which make it appear official.

Preliminary assembly with the top of KAILASA St Louis, ma Sona Kamat, representatives of KAILASA, and diplomats from Fiji in Geneva#Kailasa #UN #Geneva #Fiji pic.twitter.com/XQkpJ41drR
— KAILASA’s SPH Nithyananda (@SriNithyananda) February 27, 2023
Seldom do actual international locations which can be attacked care to reply as it’s acknowledged that the participation of the perimeter teams is however a circus and fascinating with them will solely seem to offer them legitimacy.

Charged with rape and abduction and going through a courtroom warrant for his arrest, Nithayananda, fled India in 2019 and later based what he calls the “nation of Kailasa”, an amorphous entity that could be based mostly on an island off the Pacific coast of Central America claiming to characterize 2 billion Hindus.

The February 24 assembly took a break from evaluating the reviews of nations to have the final dialogue that includes consultants on sustainable growth, authorized issues, indigenous folks, poverty and labour requirements talking about how the covenant utilized to those points.

The session was chaired by the Committee’s head Mohamed Abdel Moneim, and moderated by member Peter Emuze.

The two USK representatives appeared to have gotten in by providing to touch upon growth points beneath dialogue.

A girl with heavy make-up carrying a turban, a brow decoration and necklaces launched herself with what sounded as Vijayapriya Nithyananda, USK’s consultant to the UN.

She claimed that beneath “Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism” Nithayananda, “Kailasa has been implementing the ancient Hindu policies and indigenous solutions that are in alignment with a time-tested Hindu principles” for sustainable growth”.

She added that within the make-believe nation, “the basic necessities of livelihood which is which are food, shelter, clothing, education, medical care, they’re all offered for free to all citizens”.

Vijayapriya then inserted the propaganda about Nithayananda’s “intense persecution and human rights violation for reviving the indigenous traditions and lifestyle and lifestyle of Hinduism”. “And he was even banned from preaching and exiled from his birth country,” she added, asking the panel what might be finished to assist him.

Later a person who recognized himself as Ian Kumar claiming to be a small farmer and a USK consultant addressed a query to an official panellist, Saima Zia from Pakistan who spoke as an professional on small farmers.

He didn’t carry up Nithyananda however solely requested her about what might be finished about “local legislation that might significantly stifle indigenous groups who want to authentically practice their cultural agricultural traditions” — an issue within the imaginary nation.

He was wearing a yellow kurta and was flanked by two ladies, each carrying rudraksh malas and necklaces, one additionally sporting a turban and a pendant on her brow, including to the carnival ambiance round them.

One of the ladies tried futilely to talk.

None of the panellists responded to their feedback or questions.

The CESCR, which operates beneath the broad umbrella of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, is a committee of 18 impartial consultants who monitor the implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights that enshrines rights to satisfactory meals, satisfactory housing, schooling, well being, social safety, water and sanitation, and work.

The covenant was adopted by the General Assembly in 1966 and was ratified by India in 1979.

Earlier this 12 months, USK submitted a response to an open name for inputs by the Rapporteur on the sexual exploitation of youngsters.

The USK despatched in a report about its “Nithyananda Gurukul, the traditional residential education system” which teaches “the 64 vidyas”, which it stated was shut down by “deep state elements” in 2010.

The rapporteur posted the submission together with these of 12 different organisations in preparation for a report back to the Human Rights Council subsequent month.

USK claims the posting is a recognition by the UN of Nithayananda’s “persecution”.