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The investigation into self-proclaimed godman Swami Chaitanyananda Saraswati has uncovered alarming findings prior to his court appearance. He is accused of molesting at least 17 female students while he was the director of the Shri Sharada Institute of Indian Management in Delhi. The charges against him include harassment, cheating, and forgery. Investigators found a sex toy, pornographic CDs, and forged photographs featuring world leaders in his living quarters. Authorities allege that he preyed on women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, lured them with false job offers, and coerced them into sexual acts. Messages recovered from his devices reportedly include lewd content, requests for private photos from women, and even a disturbing discussion about finding a partner for a royal in Dubai.
Students were allegedly compelled to surrender their phones and certificates, fostering a climate of intimidation. Many victims faced threats of expulsion if they did not comply. Despite the growing evidence against him, police report that Chaitanyananda has displayed no remorse and continues to be evasive during questioning. In a significant development, three female staff members from the institute, accused of assisting him in pressuring students, have also been arrested. As the scandal evolves, the revelations highlight the concerning extent of harassment experienced by the victims.