Dera Chief Ram Rahim Returns to Sunaria Jail Under Police Security

Dera Chief Ram Rahim Returns to Sunaria Jail Under Police Security
Haryana Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh has been brought back to Sunaria Jail in Rohtak under strict police security. He was granted a 30-day parole before the upcoming Delhi elections, raising discussions about the timing of his temporary release. After completing his parole period, he was escorted back to the prison as per legal procedures.

Ram Rahim, who is serving a life sentence for multiple criminal offenses, including rape and murder, has been granted parole several times in the past. His frequent paroles have often sparked controversy, with critics alleging political motivations behind his temporary releases. The latest parole, granted just before the Delhi elections, once again triggered debates about the influence of political factors in such decisions.

During his parole period, Ram Rahim reportedly stayed at the Dera headquarters in Barnawa, Uttar Pradesh, where he addressed followers through virtual meetings and continued his religious discourses. His supporters welcomed his release, while opposition parties and legal experts questioned the justification for granting parole to a convicted criminal.

As Ram Rahim returned to jail, heavy security arrangements were made to avoid any disturbances. Police and security forces ensured a smooth transfer from his temporary residence to Sunaria Jail. Authorities confirmed that all legal formalities were completed before his return to custody.

This latest parole episode adds to the ongoing debate about the justice system’s handling of high-profile convicts and the potential political considerations in granting paroles. Many are now questioning whether influential figures receive preferential treatment, especially during election periods.

With the Delhi elections approaching, the political impact of Ram Rahim’s parole remains a topic of discussion, and opposition parties may use this as a point of criticism against the ruling government. Meanwhile, legal experts emphasize the need for a transparent and fair process in granting paroles to ensure justice and public trust in the legal system.