Legal Records
Orders, judgments and official determinations of courts and administrative authorities, published here as part of the permanent record.
Oral judgment of a Division Bench of High Court of Gujarat disposing of a habeas corpus petition concerning two adult women who had left India to follow a spiritual path. The Court heard both of them by video conference on 10 January 2024 and records that they were not in any way in illegal confinement, that they reside abroad of their own free will, and that both are adults mature enough to understand their own well-being. The petition stands dismissed and the rule is discharged.
This letter from Global Diligence LLP clarifies the legal status of His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam regarding INTERPOL notices. It states that INTERPOL's Office of Legal Affairs certified he is not subject to an INTERPOL Notice or diffusion, and that the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s files rejected an application for revision by the Indian Authorities, confirming that India's request for a Red Notice violated INTERPOL’s Constitution.
A First Information Report filed under Section 154 of the Code of Criminal Procedure by the Tamil Nadu Police. The document is a bilingual form (Tamil and English) used to record the initial information received at a police station concerning an alleged crime. It contains sections for recording complainant details, accused particulars, place and time of occurrence, property involved, and the narrative of the alleged offense.
A compilation of sworn medical affidavits and expert opinions from nine physicians (five urologists, three infectious disease/internal medicine specialists, and one additional specialist) regarding the medical records of Sri Nithyananda Swami from Victoria Hospital and Fortis Hospital in India, dated between 2013 and 2015. The affidavits also reference medical records of Aarthi Rao from the University of Michigan Health System and Indian criminal case allegations. Each physician provides expert medical analysis of test results, hormone levels, and physical examination findings.
A bench warrant issued by the Washtenaw County Circuit Court in Michigan in a civil case (Life Bliss Foundation v. Aarthi S. Rao) commanding any peace officer or court officer to arrest the named defendant for failure to appear before the court as ordered. The warrant specifies personal identifying information, sets a cash-performance bond amount, and directs that the defendant be brought before the court immediately.
This document is a compilation of court orders, judgments, judicial correspondence, and legal briefs drawn from U.S. federal and state courts (California, Michigan, Washington, Ohio) and an Indian state court (Karnataka), spanning approximately 2010–2017. It includes civil judgments, criminal convictions, contempt orders, bench warrants, and correspondence from law enforcement and attorneys regarding disputes involving religious figure Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam and various named parties. The compilation presents judicial records and legal analysis concerning multiple litigation matters across multiple jurisdictions.