New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought response from the Rajasthan government on a plea filed by self-styled godman Asaram challenging an order of the state high court which had upheld his conviction and life sentence in the rape case of a minor in 2013A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and Sheel Nagu issued notice to the state government and sought its reply within two weeks."We are not granting bail now. Subject to hearing the state we will consider if there is grave necessity to grant bail like in condition where his life is in danger," the bench observed orally.Also Read: Rape convict Asaram surrenders at Jodhpur jail after High Court upholds life sentenceThe Rajasthan High Court had on May 27 upheld Asaram's conviction in the case but acquitted him of charges related to gangrape and penetrative sexual assault on a child under the IPC and POCSO Act.Also Read: Delhi gang-rape case takes a new twist as accused claim money dispute. Here's what we know so farAsaram was convicted on April 25, 2018 for sexually assaulting a minor student at his ashram and was sentenced to life imprisonment under multiple provisions of the IPC, POCSO Act, and Juvenile Justice Act.