Paraguay official resigns over pact with ‘Kailasa’

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Dec 02, 2023 IST

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Buenos Aires, December 1

A Paraguayan government official was replaced after it was revealed that he signed an MoU with representatives of a fugitive Indian godman, Nithyananda’s fictional country. It appears that the accused in the case have duped several local officials in the South American country.

The revelation sparked a scandal and social media mockery in Paraguay, but it’s hardly the first time the self-described representatives of the United States of Kailasa have duped international leaders. Earlier this year, they managed to participate in a UN committee meeting in Geneva. — AP

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