What punishment should be given to the rapist Narayan Sai son of Asaram Bapu's, the court will decide on Tuesday. Surat's sessions court convicted Narayan Sai on Friday for the rape of two sisters of Surat on Friday, April 26. In this case, the court fixed 30th April to convict the culprit.
Surat police have
made fortifications in view of security near the court over the announcement of Narayan Sai's conviction. This step has been taken because of the apprehension that Narayan Sai's supporters will be reached. A large number of police forces have been deployed in the court.
Let know that the police had lodged a case against Narayan Sai and Asaram on the basis of evidence of the afflicted sisters and evidence from the spot. This case of rap against Narayan Sai and Asaram is about 11 years old. The victim's younger sister has identified every location, giving concrete evidence against Narayan Sai in her statement. While the elder sister had filed a case against Asaram. The case is going on in the court of Gandhinagar against Asaram.
The court against Narayan Sai has recorded statements of 53 witnesses so far, there are many important witnesses who had seen Narayan Sai making the girls as victims of their own lust, or had helped the accused in this act, but later on, they became the witness.
As soon as FIR was lodged on Narayana Sai, he was underground at the same time. He was constantly changing his location by escaping from the police. The then Surat Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana made 58 different teams to arrest Narayan Sai and started the search.
Nearly two months after the FIR was lodged, Narayan Sai was arrested in December 2013 near Haryana-Delhi border. During the arrest, Narayan Sai had in the getup of Sikh person. After the arrest of Narayan Sai, who described himself as Krishna, many videos of playing flute were seen in front of women like Krishna.
Narayan Sai was accused of giving a bribe of Rs 13 crore to a police employee while in jail, but Narayan Sai got bail in this case. Although the case of rape is still going on in court.
