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Dera head Gurmeet Ram Rahim complains of dizziness, shifted to Rohtak PGIMS

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Updated At : 02:27 AM May 13, 2021 IST

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Rohtak, May 12

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Sirsa-based Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim, who is undergoing imprisonment at Sunaria jail in Rohtak district, was shifted to Rohtak PGIMS on Wednesday after he complained of dizziness.

The jailed dera head, who has been convicted and sentenced for the rape of two of his women disciples and murder of journalist Ram Chander Chhatrapati, was taken to the PGIMS under tight police security.

District police spokesperson Sunny Laura confirmed that the dera chief had been taken from Sunaria jail to Rohtak PGIMS.

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As per official sources, the jailed dera head has been suffering from hypertension and diabetes and complained of dizziness.

A team of doctors examined him at the prison. Later, he was shifted to the PGIMS, where he was being examined and kept under observation till the time of filing this report.

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