Nepal’s 33-year-old spiritual guru, Ram Bahadur Bomjan, also known as the ‘Buddha Boy,’ has been apprehended by the Nepal Police for allegations of rape and sexual exploitation of followers. The arrest comes after years of evading authorities.

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Nepal – Devotees Shocked as Cash Cache Uncovered

Police discover over 3 crore Nepali rupees at Bomjan’s residence, raising questions about the financial dealings of the once-revered spiritual leader.

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The Disturbing Charges

Bomjan faces charges related to the rape of a 15-year-old girl who lived as a nun in his ashram. The accusations detail how he lured her to his private quarters in 2016, threatening her to keep silent about the incident.

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Nepal – Rise and Fall of the ‘Buddha Boy’

Once gaining fame for prolonged meditation stints without basic needs, Bomjan’s fall from grace includes numerous complaints of physical and sexual harassment. Explore how his followers multiplied rapidly, unaware of the darker side behind their spiritual leader.

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Years in Hiding

After beating victims who interrupted his meditation, Bomjan remained elusive for years. Despite numerous complaints in 2010 and subsequent investigations, his followers continued to grow, unaware of the alleged misconduct.

Nepal – Ongoing Investigations

Discover the timeline of investigations, including an 18-year-old nun accusing him of rape in 2018 and complaints of missing devotees in 2019. Despite mounting allegations, Bomjan’s follower count continued to rise, presenting a stark contrast to the accusations against him.

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