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Breaking: Swami Chaitanyananda’s Lady Brigade Revealed, Police Question Three Former Female Employees

In the ongoing investigation into Swami Chaitanyananda, police have identified a “Lady Brigade” of three former female employees allegedly complicit in his criminal activities. The women—Shweta, Kajal, and Bhavna—have been summoned for questioning. Shweta served as the institute’s dean, while Kajal and Bhavna were wardens. Investigators say these women assisted Swami Chaitanyananda in manipulating and harassing female students, including deleting incriminating WhatsApp messages and intimidating students who resisted his advances.Evidence recovered from Swami Chaitanyananda’s phone indicates that he repeatedly sent obscene messages, pressured students to join air hostess courses, and coerced them with promises of jobs, jewelry, and money. Photos and screenshots from his phone show his interactions with air hostesses and attempts to lure students into similar paths. Investigators also found an app granting Swami Chaitanyananda remote access to CCTV footage in the institute, including girls’ hostels, allowing him to monitor students constantly.Delhi Police emphasize that this network systematically enabled harassment and exploitation of students. While the three women have not been arrested yet, authorities continue to probe their role, and further action may follow. Police continue to gather evidence from mobile devices, chat records, and CCTV systems to ensure accountability. The investigation also seeks testimonies from additional victims to dismantle the network fully.

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