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Reprieve for Asaram, allowed to undergo treatment in Pune

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Updated At : 06:40 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST
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Jodhpur, August 13

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The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday allowed self-styled godman Asaram Bapu, who is serving a life sentence for raping a minor, to undergo treatment for seven days at an Ayurvedic hospital in Maharashtra under police custody.

Asaram, 83, who was arrested in 2013, was admitted to AIIMS-Jodhpur for two days after he developed some heart-related ailment and has been undergoing treatment there. The Jodhpur Bench directed that Asaram would stay for treatment at the hospital under police custody for seven days. — PTI

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