Justice Nirmal Jeet Kaur granted the bail to Sharad Chandra (administrator of the gurukul at Chhindwara) and Prakash ( Asaram's cook) today.
Their counsel Pradeep Choudhary said that the court allowed their bail plea admitting their arguments that none of the two had been mentioned by the victim in her statements to the police and later to the magistrate.
"Police implicated them only because they were close to Asaram whereas being his employees, they were just discharging their duties. This does not mean that they were also involved in the alleged conspiracy", said Choudhary.
While Asaram has been rejected bail by the same court twice.
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