Bolivia Deports 'Kailasa' Representatives Over Fraudulent Land Deals

Authorities nullify 1,000-year leases signed by members of Nithyananda's self-proclaimed 'nation' with indigenous groups in the Amazon.

Bolivian authorities arrested 20 representatives of the fictitious 'United States of Kailasa' for attempting to seize indigenous land through fraudulent agreements.
The representatives negotiated a 1,000-year lease for land, airspace, and natural resources, altering an initial 25-year agreement with the Baure indigenous group.
Bolivia nullified the fraudulent agreements and deported the individuals to their home countries, including India, the United States, and China.
Kailasa, founded by fugitive Indian guru Nithyananda in 2019, has made previous attempts to gain legitimacy through international platforms and deceptive agreements.
The recent arrests and deportations have intensified global scrutiny of Kailasa's activities, further discrediting its claims of sovereignty.