Nepal's 'Buddha Boy' Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
Spiritual leader Ram Bahadur Bamjan, once hailed as a reincarnation of Buddha, faces prison time and fines for assaulting minors.
- Ram Bahadur Bamjan, known as 'Buddha Boy,' has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a Nepali court.
- Bamjan was ordered to pay around $3,700 in compensation to his victim.
- He was arrested in January with substantial cash and foreign currency in his possession.
- Bamjan is also under investigation for the disappearance of four of his followers.
- His popularity has waned amid numerous allegations of physical and sexual abuse.