Asaram, 74, had moved the bail application last month citing a medical report by an ayurvedic doctor mentioning 12 different types of disease and had sought the permission to go to Kerala for proper treatment.
In her order, Justice Nirmal Jeet Kaur observed that he did not have any serious health problem citing a medical report prepared by a medical board, said P C Solanki, counsel for the victim girl.
"The high court had asked for a detailed medical report by a medical board. Based on the report, which did not mention Asaram to be afflicted with any serious disease, the high court rejected his bail plea," he said.
The court also sought a progress report onthe trial in the case for the past two-and-a-half years, while listing for hearing a regular bail application of Asaram on July 26.
He was sent to jail in August 2013 for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old schoolgirl.
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