Surat rape case: Court to hear Narayan Sai's bail plea today

October 29, 2013 09:53

A local court will on Tuesday hear the anticipatory bail plea of self-styled godman Asarams absconding son Narayan Sai in connection with a sexual assault case filed by two sisters in Surat.

Asarams son has been on the run since a complaint of rape was filed against him in Surat, Gujarat on October 6. Surat Police had registered complaints filed by two sisters -- one against Asaram and another against his son Sai -- of rape, sexual assault, illegal confinement and other charges.

Sai continues to evade law as the investigating officials are still groping in the dark and remain clueless about his whereabouts.

As per reports, the Gujarat police have so far raided as many as eleven locations in the last seventeen days in search of Narayan Sai, but the self-styled godman managed to give officials a slip every time they reached closer to arrest him.

Among the 11 locations where Narayan Sai was reportedly traced are - Jaipur, Agra, Delhi, Haryana, Chindwara, MP-Rajasthan border, Sheopur, Dhar, Ratlam, Shivani and Dharamshala.

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