Another serious allegation has been hurled against the self-proclaimed godman Nirmal Baba who is currently known as "fraud-man". TV reports now claim that the guru and his team are involved in black-marketing.

According to reports, a ticket of the samagam of Nirmal Baba is sold for Rs 5,000 in black market. Despite the fact that opening and closing of ticket registration is being notified by the official website of Nirmal Baba, the aides of the "godman" offer tickets to those people who can afford to pay the huge amount of money for the tickets on the spot.

The spiritual guru also has been accused of encouraging and accepting money as offerings from the devotees, though Nirmal Baba himself refused to accept all charges against him.

A sting operation by a TV channel shows how close aides of Nirmal Baba take money as 'donations' in a 'black bag' before providing prasad [elaichi,(green cardamom) misri (sugar crystals)] of Nirmal Baba. The TV channel exposed Nirmal Baba's involvement in black-marketing during the recently held samagam in Delhi.

Meanwhile, Nirmal Baba claimed that he is ready to undergo a lie detector test to prove that he is not duping his devotees.

Without considering the possible aftermaths of his statement, Nirmal Baba said, "The truth will then come out in the open (if he goes under lie detector test)." Many speculated that Nirmal Baba's "real face" may come in the open if he indeed go under the test of lie detector.

First FIR registered against Nirmal Baba :

An FIR has been registered against godman Nirmal Baba in Bihar, reports said on Sunday.

The FIR was filed at a police station in Bihar’s Araria district, and accuses Nirmal Baba of fraud and cheating.

Sources said the police may seek an arrest warrant against the godman from the court tomorrow.

Nirmal Baba alias Nirmaljeet Singh Narula came to limelight following several allegations of cheating and fraud against him in several states.

He has been accused of amassing over Rs 100 crores in just three months.

As per reports, Nirmal Baba at his congregations asks for 10 per cent of the salary from all those who visit him to seek solutions to their problems.

He also charges Rs 2,000 from every participant who wishes to be a part of his commune, 'samagam'.