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Govt cancels passport of Nithyananda, Ecuador denies granting him asylum

NEW DELHI: The government has cancelled the passport of rapeaccused selfstyled godman Nithyananda even as the Ecuadorian government denied that it has granted asylum to him

Updated At : 08:43 PM Dec 06, 2019 IST

Self-styled godman Nithyananda. File photo

New Delhi, December 6

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