Asaram stellt sich im Gefängnis von Jodhpur, nachdem das Rajasthan High Court seine lebenslange Haftstrafe bestätigt hat

28. Mai 2026

Von KI berichtet

Asaram hat sich im Zentralgefängnis von Jodhpur gestellt, nachdem das Rajasthan High Court seine vorläufige Haftverschonung aufgehoben und die lebenslange Haftstrafe im Fall der Vergewaltigung einer Minderjährigen aus dem Jahr 2013 bestätigt hat.

Asaram stellte sich im Zentralgefängnis von Jodhpur, nachdem das Rajasthan High Court seine vorläufige Haftverschonung aufgehoben hatte. Das Gericht bestätigte seine lebenslange Haftstrafe im Fall der Vergewaltigung einer Minderjährigen aus dem Jahr 2013 und äußerte sich scharf zum Leid des Opfers.

Der selbsternannte Gottmensch war nach dem POCSO-Gesetz verurteilt worden. Er plant nun, den Obersten Gerichtshof (Supreme Court) anzurufen.

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