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Rampal (Rampal Singh Jatin) was born on 8 September, 1951 in Gohana, India, is an Indian religious leader jailed for murder. At 69 years old, Rampal height not available right now. We will update Rampal's height soon as possible.
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Rampal Singh Jatin |
Occupation |
Leader of religious sect |
Rampal Age |
71 years old |
Zodiac Sign |
Virgo |
Born |
8 September 1951 |
Birthday |
8 September |
Birthplace |
Gohana, India |
Nationality |
India |
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He is a member of famous with the age 71 years old group.
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Who Is Rampal's Wife?
His wife is Naro Devi
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Wife |
Naro Devi |
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Rampal Net Worth
He net worth has been growing significantly in 2021-22. So, how much is Rampal worth at the age of 71 years old? Rampal’s income source is mostly from being a successful . He is from India. We have estimated
Rampal's net worth
, money, salary, income, and assets.
Net Worth in 2022 |
$1 Million - $5 Million |
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Rampal Social Network
Timeline
Another complaint of forgery was filed against him a day after the 2006 clashes. According to this complaint, the sale of land for his Karontha ashram was fabricated using impersonation. Rampal's followers claim that they had no role to play in this impersonation, and the person who sold the land was at fault. On 1 May 2018, the court acquitted Rampal and his followers Rajender and Ravinder Dhaka in the land grab case registered in 2006.
After Rampal was released on bail in 2008, he set up his base in Barwala, Hisar. In 2009, the High Court returned the Karontha ashram to him. An appeal against the judgement was filed by Haryana government and Arya Pratinidhi Sabha, but was rejected by the apex court in February 2013. On 1 May 2018, Judicial Magistrate Harish Goyal of Rohtak Court acquitted Rampal and three others in Karontha Ashram land forgery case and rather held the complainants guilty.
On 11 October 2018, Rampal was found guilty of murder in two cases with FIR no. 429 and 430. Both cases pertain to the death of five women and an eighteen month old infant at his Satlok Ashram in Barwala in 2014 during clashes between his supporters and police. On 16 October 2018, all the convicts were sentenced to life imprisonment along with ₹2 Lakh fine each for the case 429 of murder of four women during the Satlok standoff. Additional District and Sessions Judge D.R. Chalia pronounced the punishment for Rampal and fourteen of his followers of life imprisonment and also a fine of ₹1 lakh each was imposed separately for murder and criminal conspiracy. The convicts were also awarded a sentence of two years imprisonment and fined ₹5,000 each for wrongful confinement. The jail terms were pronounced to run concurrently.
On 29 August 2017, Rampal was found not guilty and acquitted in two cases related to wrongful confinement and obstruction of duty by Hisar court, yet, he continued to remain in judicial custody as the cases of murder and sedition were still ongoing.
In 2006, Rampal publicly objected to certain parts of Satyarth Prakash, a central book of Arya Samaj. Angered by this, Arya Samaj followers encircled and attempted to attack Satlok Ashram Karontha. Police were also present there, however they were just mute spectators. Satlok Ashram followers retaliated. In this violent clash, an Arya Samaj follower was killed. Rampal was charged with murder and arrested. After spending several months in jail, he was released on bail in 2008. In November 2014, the court ordered his arrest on a contempt of court case. However, the presence of fifteen thousand of his followers in his Satlok ashram premises at Barwala, allegedly confined by his aides, prevented the police from arresting him for several days. He was finally arrested on 19 November 2014 after violent clashes between his followers and paramilitary police forces that led to death of 6 people. Rampal was acquitted of the charges of wrongful confinement in court on 29 August. He remains in prison on other charges including murder and sedition. On 11 October Rampal along with fourteen of his followers were convicted of wrongful confinement and two cases of murder by the Hisar court. The charges arose out of the murder of five women and an infant during the standoff while he was arrested. All the convicts were sentenced to life imprisonment along with a Rs 2 Lakh fine each in both the cases.
After obtaining bail, Rampal did not appear in court regularly, for trial in the murder case. His followers were inside the karontha ashram when Arya Samaj-affiliated villagers in an attempt to attack the ashram clashed with the police protecting the ashram in May 2013, which resulted in death of 3 people and around 100 people were injured. Unable to check the villagers, the police forced Rampal followers to leave the Karontha ashram, and move to Barwala ashram. Arya Samaj activists demanded his arrest and trial. On 14 May 2014, he appeared in the Hissar court through a video link. On this occasion, his followers entered the court premises and created chaos. Rampal is a controversial preacher but has large number of followers in Haryana state of India and in other parts of Northern India.
In July 2014, Rampal's followers again tried to disrupt the court proceedings. In September 2014, Rampal was asked to appear before the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh, in a contempt of court case. The local administration imposed Section 144 and deployed 2,000 police personnel to prevent his followers from entering the city. Despite this, thousands of followers gathered in the city, although Rampal did not appear before the court.
Rampal was arrested on the night of 19 November 2014, along with more than 900 of his followers, on charges including sedition, murder, attempt to murder, conspiracy, hoarding illegal weapons and aiding and abetting suicide-mongers.
Rampal claims to be an incarnation of Kabir, whom he considers to be the supreme god. He claims that all the major religious scriptures — including Vedas, Gita, Quran, Bible and Guru Granth Sahib — name Kabir as the supreme god. Some of his followers consider him an incarnation of Kabir.
During 2010–14, Rampal skipped court hearings 42 times. He was given 'exemption from appearance' by the court to maintain the law and order situation. In 2014, the Punjab and Haryana High Court issued non-bailable arrest warrants against him after his followers were alleged of disrupting court's proceedings. When the police tried to detain him on 9 November, his followers formed human chains outside the Satlok Ashram to prevent the police from arresting him. The police tried to initiate a dialogue, and asked him to surrender. Rampal's followers announced that the police will have to kill more than 100,000 followers before arresting him.
In 2006, Rampal raised objections to certain parts of Satyarth Prakash, the central text of the Arya Samaj religious sect. He termed these parts as "impractical and anti-social". This angered the followers of Arya Samaj, who surrounded his ashram, eventually resulting in a clash between the followers of two sects on 12 July 2006. During the clash, one person named Sonu was shot dead, and 59 more were injured. Rampal was charged with murder and attempted, and jailed for 22 months. His followers claim that he was falsely implicated in the case. Rampal was forced to vacate the Karontha ashram.
During the 2000s, he established several other ashrams, and gained followers in Rohtak and Jhajjar districts of Haryana.
In 1999, Rampal founded the Satlok Ashram in Karotha village of Rohtak district, drawing on his following from within the Kabir panth. At that time, he lived in Shastri Nagar of Rohtak with his wife and two sons; his two daughters had married.
He obtained a diploma from the Civil engineering from Govt. Polytechnic Nilokheri, and then worked as a junior engineer in the Government of Haryana's Irrigation department. In 1995, he resigned from the job.
In 1994, Swami Ramdevanand asked him to start preaching. He gained local popularity by touring various villages and cities in Haryana. He became so busy that he resigned from his job in May 1995. His resignation was formally accepted in 2000, with effect from 1995.
Rampal was born Rampal Singh Jatin in Dhanana, a village in the Gohana tehsil of Sonepat district, Punjab (part of Haryana since 1966). His father Nand Lal was a farmer, and his mother Indira Devi was a housewife.
Rampal (born 8 September 1951) is an Indian religious leader (godman), who claims to be spiritual successor and an incarnation of Kabir. He is currently under a life sentence for murder in the Hisar Central jail.