Virendra Dev Dixit

The CBI on Thursday filed a fresh charge sheet against self- styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit, who ran an ashram in Rohini in Delhi, in a case of rape of one of his followers, officials said.

The CBI has filed a charge sheet against absconding self-styled ''godman'' Virendra Dev Dixit for allegedly raping a minor at his ashrams in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi in 1999, officials said.

A complaint was registered after 67 minor girls were rescued from a hotel in Rajsthan's Rajsamand district last week, the police said today, even as a member of the state Commission for Protection of Child Rights asserted that the incident is linked to self-styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit's ashram.

A lawyer's remark of 'nari narak ka dwar hai' (women are the gateway to hell) today drew the ire of the Delhi High Court which warned him of stern action.

The Delhi High Court today termed as "extremely suspicious" the conduct of the founder of a north Delhi-based ashram where girls were allegedly kept in illegal confinement and asked the CBI to give a report on his whereabouts.

Nearly a week after more than 40 girls were rescued from a north Delhi ashram run by self-styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit, two more girls were rescued from another one of his ashrams in Delhi's Karawal Nagar, police officials said on Tuesday. The operation was carried out by the police and the Delhi Commission for Women.

The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Monday inspected more ashrams of molestation-accused 'godman' Baba Virendra Dev Dixit in Delhi and said he might be running a human trafficking racket.

The CBI on Thursday filed a fresh charge sheet against self- styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit, who ran an ashram in Rohini in Delhi, in a case of rape of one of his followers, officials said.

The CBI has filed a charge sheet against absconding self-styled ''godman'' Virendra Dev Dixit for allegedly raping a minor at his ashrams in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi in 1999, officials said.

A complaint was registered after 67 minor girls were rescued from a hotel in Rajsthan's Rajsamand district last week, the police said today, even as a member of the state Commission for Protection of Child Rights asserted that the incident is linked to self-styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit's ashram.

A lawyer's remark of 'nari narak ka dwar hai' (women are the gateway to hell) today drew the ire of the Delhi High Court which warned him of stern action.

The Delhi High Court today termed as "extremely suspicious" the conduct of the founder of a north Delhi-based ashram where girls were allegedly kept in illegal confinement and asked the CBI to give a report on his whereabouts.

Nearly a week after more than 40 girls were rescued from a north Delhi ashram run by self-styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit, two more girls were rescued from another one of his ashrams in Delhi's Karawal Nagar, police officials said on Tuesday. The operation was carried out by the police and the Delhi Commission for Women.

The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Monday inspected more ashrams of molestation-accused 'godman' Baba Virendra Dev Dixit in Delhi and said he might be running a human trafficking racket.