Here’s the shocker, 'sex guru' Nithyananda did not undergo potency test

Credible sources from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), requesting anonymity told this newspaper that Nithyananda, allegedly, did not undergo the ‘potency test’ at the Institute of Nephro-Urology in Victoria Hospital on Monday as claimed and confirmed by the team of medical doctors.

“Nithyananda did not cooperate with the doctors and refused to take the injection that was mandatory for the potency test citing that he would suffer a cardiac arrest. While the investigating officials were trying to record his statement and wanted him to give it in writing, he refused to do that either” said the CID sources.

The godman refused to take the very injection that would have set off an erection, which is crucial to determining the potency of an individual, and in the accused’s case, whether he was capable of a sexual act.

Nithyananda insisted that he would suffer from a heart attack if he was given the injection. He also said that there was no necessity for him to take the injection as it was not mentioned as mandatory in any court order, sources from the CID revealed.

The sources also said however that they would wait for the results of the potency tests that will be submitted in a sealed envelope by the doctors to the investigating officers in a day or two. “We will have to record the godman’s statements and have to again move the court if we find discrepancies in the result,” added the sources.

It did not end there. Nithyananda also allegedly played mischief at the Forensic Science Laboratory in Madivala where he was taken for a voice test after he underwent the so-called potency test at Victoria Hospital. The godman apparently popped in some pills and had a swollen jaw by the time he reached the forensic lab.