Ram Rahim's 'adopted daughter' Honeypreet claims to have no money to hire lawyer to fight case against her

Honeypreet claims to be the adopted daughter of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh 

Violence that erupted after the leader's sentencing for rape left 41 people death 

Police have arrested Honeypreet on suspicion of trying to help Ram Rahim escape jail and for helping to incite the protests following his conviction

Honeypreet has now written to the Ambala Central jail administration to say that she has no money to pay a legal officer pleading her case 

Honeypreet Insan, self declared daughter and closest confidante of Dera Sachcha Sauda's Gurmeet Ram Rahim, has claimed she can't hire a lawyer to fight her case.

She was arrested for allegedly conspiring to help Ram Rahim escape from custody and for being the brains behind the violent protests and arson in Panchkula, where the Dera chief was convicted for rape earlier this year

She initially absconded for days before being arrested, police said.  

Honeypreet Insan is the self declared daughter and closest confidante of Dera Sachcha Sauda's Gurmeet Ram Rahim

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh with adopted daughter Honeypreet at a film launch

Honeypreet has written to the Ambala Central jail administration to say that she has no money to pay a legal officer pleading her case, sources have claimed. 

She has allegedly said the Panchkula SIT filed the chargesheet and the case will soon go to a trial stage. 

The hearing in the case is set to begin on December 7. It's claimed that she has written that her three bank accounts were frozen by the investigators, so she cannot withdraw any money. She has requested her bank accounts be reactivated so that she can withdraw money and hire lawyers to defend her in court, it's claimed.

Meanwhile, cops had raided the Dera Sachcha Sauda headquarters in Sirsa and its properties across many states and seized documents and sealed bank accounts. Three of those accounts ordered to be frozen belonged to Honeypreet Insan. 

The Special Investigation Team probing the violence claimed that Honeypreet Insan paid as much as Rs 1.5 crore to the men leading the protests to create disturbances around the court and facilitate Ram Rahim's escape. 

That attempt was foiled and Ram Rahim was flown in a chopper to Rohtak. 

Honeypreet had flown with him where Ram Rahim was sent to serve 20 years in prison. Ram Rahim’s Son Jasmeet Insan now looks after Dera Sachcha Sauda as its fortunes have taken a tumble and followers have begun disassociating themselves.