The CID Superintendent of Police Yogappa said the victims of Nithyanada's alleged dodgy activities could contact and depose before him.
The Department would not reveal the names and addresses of such persons, Yogappa, who is also CID's Special Investigator, said in a press release.
Cases against Nithyananda were handed over to the CID after Tamil Nadu police transferred them to Karnataka. Currently, there are two cases against the ‘godman’ at Bidadi police station in Ramnagar district. Yogappa can be contacted on 9480800123 or 080 -22381894, .
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