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Why convicted ‘godman’ Ram Rahim gets parole before every poll?

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Updated At : 10:18 PM Jan 28, 2025 IST

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In this episode of DecodeHaryana, The Tribune’s Chief of Bureau Geetanjali Gayatri and Special Correspondent Pradeep Sharma discuss implications of 30-day parole to rape and murder convict and chief of Sirsa-based Dera Sacha Sauda Gurmeet Ram Rahim ahead of Delhi assembly and Haryana MC polls. Watch #DecodeHaryana #Ramrahim #Delhielection #parole #DeraSachaSauda

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