Asaram bapu lawyer list

Swamy earlier on April 23 had come to Jodhpur where he met Asaram at Jodhpur Central Jail. According to sources, the BJP leader compared Asaram's case with politicians such as Lalu Prasad Yadav and Jayalalithaa. The two politicians, who were found guilty in different cases against them, got bail and were released from jail. Speaking about Lalu and Jayalalithaa, Swamy earlier had said, "When they could be out of jail despite being convicted, why could Asaram not be out of jail."

Three eminent legal community figures who previously represented Asaram Bapu are Salman Khurshid, Ram Jethmalani, and Subramanian Swamy, know about his lawyers and advocates list “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai,” a recently released movie starring Manoj Bajpayee, keeps fans spellbound with its compelling courtroom drama. In this gripping tale, Manoj Bajpayee portrays the real-life attorney PC Solanki, who valiantly prosecuted self-styled godman Asaram Bapu in the infamous rape case in a Jodhpur court from 2013 to 2018, resulting in Asaram’s conviction. Asaram Bapu defence lawyers and advocates list who defended him in court — Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy (@DrDeepakKrishn1) Although Solanki is the focus of the movie, the appearance of other attorneys who were engaged in the actual case has also aroused interest. Significantly, prominent legal figures like Salman Khurshid, Ram Jethmalani, and Subramanian Swamy were instrumental in Asaram Bapu’s defense in the courtroom. Due to this, many people are also trying to find out more about them. So, here’s what we know about them: Renowned lawyers who once defended Asaram Bapu 1. Salman Khurshid Salman Khurshid, a renowned attorney and politician, provided advice to Asaram Bapu’s legal team. In addition to practicing law, he is a well-known Indian politician who has ties to the Indian National Congress, a renowned author, and a law professor. After Congress’ loss in 2014, he agreed to represent Asaram Bapu, who was charged with sexually abusi...

Self-styled godman Asaram was convicted by a court on Wednesday for raping a teenager at his ashram in 2013. Special Judge (SC/ST court) Madhusudhan Sharma delivered the verdict in the Jodhpur Central jail premises. Special judge Madhusudan Sharma further lamented, in his 453-page judgment, that by his heinous act, the godman has not merely shattered the faith of his devotees in him but has also harmed the reputation of saints among common people. The 77-year-old will remain in prison till his natural death, the court said, finding him guilty of raping the girl five years ago. “Accused Asaram is called a saint. He has lakhs of devotees not merely in India but abroad too. He has over 400 ashrams running after his name,” said the judge, adding that as per his modest opinion, “the accused, by committing the despicable and heinous crime, has not merely shattered the faith of his devotees in him but has also harmed the reputation of saints among the common people”. Referring to the faith of the victim’s father and her family in Asaram, Additional Sessions Judge Sharma noted that the father was a “disciple of Asaram and played a crucial role in building an ashram at his home town Shahjahanpur in Uttar Pradesh”. He (the victim’s farther) had so much respect for Asaram that he had sent both his son and daughter for studies at Asaram’s gurukul’ at Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh, noted ASJ Sharma in his judgment. Yet, the accused raped the victim after calling her to his ashram on the...

Hyderabad: After the debacle in the 2014 general election, senior Congress leader and noted lawyer Salman Khurshid accepted the brief of Asaram Bapu, accused of sexually assaulting a minor girl, in his quest for bail in the Supreme Court. When some media people questioned Mr Khurshid for accepting the brief, he said, "The press has no right to question what I do in my professional sphere and capacity." Noted lawyer Ram Jethmalani too appeared on behalf of Asaram Babu and when neither he nor Mr Khurshid succeeded in getting bail for Asaram Bapu, Subra-manian Swamy, leading lawyer and BJP member moved a trial court in Jodhpur on May 23, 2015, with a bail application on behalf of Asaram. Kapil Sibal, former Union minister, who had favoured a strong anti-fixing law during the second term of the UPA government, defended sidelined BCCI president N Srinivasan, who is being probed in the spot-fixing and betting scam during the 2013 season of the Indian Premier League. After the 2014 election, former Union minister P Chidambaram, along with Kapil Sibal appear-ed in a case relating to the coal scam in which the court had quashed allocation of 214 out of 218 coal blocks allotted to various companies since 1993, out of which 134 were allotted during UPA rule. They appeared on behalf of Mumbai-based BLA Industries Pvt Ltd and sought exclusion of the firm from the ambit of the Supreme Court judgment. Senior criminal lawyer and former BJP minister Ram Jethmalani, who retired from practic...