If
rumours
are
to
be
believed,
India's
most
controversial
spiritual
leader
Swami
Nithyananda
might
be
entering
the
country's
biggest
reality
show
Bigg
Boss.
The
self-styled
godman,
who
shot
to
notoriety
with
unproven
allegations
of
a
sex
scandal
with
Southern
actress
Ranjitha,
was
also
the
target
of
a
former
disciple
who
claimed
to
have
been
trapped
by
him
40
times
over
five
years.
Even
while
these
cases
reached
the
courts,
Swami
Nithyananda
became
a
favourite
punching
bag
for
many
television
channels,
but
surprisingly
witnessed
growth
in
popularity
and
followers.
When
asked
about
reports
regarding
Nithyananda
entering
Bigg
Boss
6,
his
spokesperson
Dale
Bhagwagar
admitted,
"I've
been
told,
the
godman
has
been
approached
earlier," but
added,
"It's
too
early
to
confirm
or
deny."
Apparently,
in
their
agreements
for
Bigg
Boss,
all
participants
are
bound
by
a
very
strong
secrecy
clause
about
their
entry
on
the
show.
That
could
be
a
reason;
most
never
admit
to
their
participation
before
the
show.