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 Bajinder Singh: The 'Yeshu Yeshu' Pastor Sentenced to Life for Rape  

In a significant verdict, a Punjab court sentenced self-styled pastor Bajinder Singh, popularly known as the *'Yeshu Yeshu'* preacher, to life imprisonment for raping a woman. The case has drawn widespread attention, exposing the dark side of religious exploitation and the misuse of faith to commit heinous crimes.  

Who is Bajinder Singh?  

Bajinder Singh gained notoriety as a Christian evangelist in Punjab, where he conducted prayer meetings and claimed to perform miracles in the name of *'Yeshu'* (Jesus). His sermons attracted a large following, particularly among vulnerable communities seeking solace and healing. However, behind his pious facade, Singh allegedly exploited his followers, particularly women, under the guise of spiritual guidance.  

 The Case and Conviction  

The case came to light when a woman accused Singh of raping her repeatedly under the pretext of performing religious rituals. According to the victim, Singh manipulated her trust, claiming that physical intimacy was part of a "divine cleansing" process. The police investigation revealed a pattern of abuse, with multiple women reportedly coming forward with similar allegations.  

After a thorough trial, the court found Bajinder Singh guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment, emphasizing the severity of his crimes. The verdict has been hailed as a victory for justice, particularly for victims who suffer in silence due to fear and societal pressure.  

 The Dark Side of Religious Exploitation  

This case highlights a disturbing trend where self-proclaimed godmen and religious leaders exploit devotees, especially women, for sexual gratification. In Punjab and other parts of India, several such cases have emerged, where spiritual leaders misuse their influence to commit crimes. The blind faith of followers often prevents victims from speaking out, allowing perpetrators to operate with impunity for years.  

 Legal and Social Implications  

The conviction of Bajinder Singh sends a strong message that no one is above the law, regardless of their religious or social standing. It also underscores the need for stricter regulations on self-styled spiritual leaders who operate without accountability. Additionally, the case highlights the importance of empowering victims to come forward and seek justice without fear of retaliation.  

 Conclusion  

Bajinder Singh's life sentence serves as a warning to fraudulent religious leaders who exploit faith for personal gain. While the verdict is a step towards justice, it also calls for greater awareness and legal reforms to prevent such abuses in the future. Society must remain vigilant against those who manipulate religion to commit crimes, ensuring that faith remains a source of hope—not exploitation.  

The case is a reminder that justice, though delayed at times, can prevail, and no one should be allowed to hide behind religion to escape punishment for their crimes.

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