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Additional Superintendent of Police (City) Sanjay Kumar Sagar said after the Supreme Court’s order, he personally visited the victim’s residence and interacted with the family.
“A police guard is already deployed at the victim’s home and her father has a gunner for security. Additional police personnel are now being assigned, and necessary instructions have been issued to the relevant police station and circle officer to ensure the family’s safety,” Sagar said.
“Orders have been given to repair the dysfunctional CCTV cameras around the victim’s house, and the victim’s father has been advised to inform authorities before stepping out. We are continuously monitoring the family’s safety as this is a high-profile case,” Sagar added.
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Previously, Asaram was granted a 7-day parole in 2018, which was extended by five days. More recently, he received a 17-day parole on December 10, 2024.
In 2013, Asaram was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor from Shahjahanpur at his Jodhpur ashram. The case, filed by the victim’s father in Delhi, led to Asaram being sentenced to life imprisonment.