Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim in a helicopter in which he was flown from Panchkula to Rohtak town to lodged in jail on Friday. (PTI) 
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Centre asks Haryana govt to ensure security of judge who convicted Dera chief

The home ministry told the Haryana government that Judge Jagdeep Singh should be provided the highest level of security.

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NEW DELHI: The Centre tonight asked the Haryana government to provide adequate security to the CBI special court judge who convicted Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in a rape case, officials said.   

The home ministry told the Haryana government that Judge Jagdeep Singh should be provided the highest level of security in view of the threat perception after he delivered the verdict against the Dera head, an official said.     

The home ministry will analyse intelligence inputs before deciding whether the Judge's security needs to be handled by a central force, such as the CRPF or CISF, the official said.     

Widespread violence in Haryana and a few neighbouring states following the conviction of the Dera chief left nealry 30 dead and scores injured.

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