CHANDIGARH: Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh early today left Sirsa to show up under the special CBI court at Panchkula in the sexual exploitation case of evidence against him.
The 50-year-old Dera chief left the order central command at Sirsa, around 260 km from Chandigarh, at around 9 am in the midst of tight security. "He has left Sirsa by street," Sirsa Deputy Commissioner, Prabhjot Singh told news organization PTI.
The Dera boss, who is given "Z" classification security, is likewise going with some of his own security protects in a parade. It will take him around three hours to achieve the court, a police official said.
An uncommon CBI court at Panchkula is set to convey its decision today in a 2002 sexual exploitation argument against the Dera chief. The court is relied upon to articulate its decision at around 2:30 pm.
In the midst of strain in front of the decision, the Dera head has spoken to his devotees to keep up quiet and peace. A huge number of 'premis', what Dera adherents are famously called, have plunged in Panchkula, which has for all intents and purposes transformed into a fortification.
The sexual misuse body of evidence was enlisted against the Dera boss in 2002 by the CBI on the bearings of the Punjab and Haryana High Court after mysterious letters have flowed about the asserted sexual exploitation of two "sadhvis" (female devotees) by Ram Rahim Singh.
The Dera boss has notwithstanding, denied these charges. Security organizations in Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh have been working around the check in the wake of court arrange, authorities said.
Prohibitory requests have just been cinched in Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh.