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Ram Rahim Granted 40-Day Parole: 15th Release Since 2020

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Ram Rahim Granted 40-Day Parole: 15th Release Since 2020

Ram Rahim Granted 40-Day Parole: 15th Release Since 2020

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, the chief of Dera Sacha Sauda, has been granted a 40-day parole and is expected to walk out of Rohtak’s Sunaria jail on Monday, January 5, 2026. This marks his 15th temporary release in the last six years, a trend that continues to spark intense legal and ethical debate.

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1. Details of the Current Parole

The parole was approved by the Rohtak Divisional Commissioner to allow the sect leader to stay at the Dera headquarters in Sirsa.

  • Duration: 40 days.

  • Purpose: To attend the birth anniversary celebrations of Shah Satnam Ji Maharaj (the second Dera chief) on January 25.

  • Total Time Out: Since 2020, Ram Rahim has spent over 366 days outside of prison through various paroles and furloughs.

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2. Summary of Convictions

Despite his frequent releases, Ram Rahim remains a high-profile convict serving multiple sentences:

Case Year of Conviction Sentence
Rape of two disciples 2017 20 years (Rigorous Imprisonment)
Murder of Journalist Ram Chander Chhatrapati 2019 Life Imprisonment
Murder of Ranjit Singh (Dera Manager) 2021 Life Imprisonment (Acquitted by HC in 2024; CBI has appealed to SC)

3. The Controversy of “Frequent Parole”

The frequency of Ram Rahim’s releases has drawn heavy criticism from victims’ families and legal experts.

  • Timing: Critics often point out that his paroles frequently coincide with local or state elections (e.g., Delhi and Haryana polls in 2024/2025), where his massive follower base could influence outcomes.

  • Victim Safety: Families of the victims have expressed “fear and insecurity,” arguing that the frequent releases undermine the severity of his heinous crimes.

  • Legal Stand: The Haryana government maintains that parole is a right for all well-behaved prisoners under the Haryana Good Conduct Prisoners (Temporary Release) Act.

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