Rouse Avenue court in delhi reserved its decision on friday in the land for job scam case related to money laundering against former bihar CM Lalu prasad Yadav. Actually, ED had presented a supplementary chargesheet in the land for job scam case and sought permission to take further action. Hearing on this matter has been completed. Rouse Avenue court was going to give its decision on this issue on May 23, which has been postponed till june 3. After this stance of Rouse Avenue court, the discussion is whether former bihar CM Lalu Yadav will get relief in the 'land for job scam' case or it will prove to increase his troubles.
Actually, ED had presented a supplementary chargesheet in the court to further the investigation into the allegations of money laundering against former Railway minister Lalu prasad Yadav. Recently, after the approval of the President, the home Ministry had given permission to ED to prosecute former Railway minister Lalu prasad Yadav.
Many big names in supplementary charge sheet
On august 6, 2024, the investigating agency ED filed the first supplementary charge sheet in the court in the case of giving jobs in exchange for land. Lalu Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav and many others were made accused in the supplementary charge sheet. This charge sheet filed by ED includes names like Lallan Chaudhary, Hazari Rai, dharmendra Kumar, ravindra Kumar, Akhilesh, Sonamtia Devi and Sanjay Rai.
Earlier, Rabri Devi, Misa Bharti and hema Yadav were made accused by the investigating agency ED without arrest. At that time, cognizance of the charge sheet filed in the court could not be taken due to lack of prosecution approval. Now that the Central Investigation Agency has got permission in this case, the court reserved its decision on May 23 to take cognizance of it.
What is in ED's claim?
ED has claimed in the supplementary charge sheet that cash, foreign currency, gold and documents have been recovered from the accused. In fact, the investigating agency ED had raided 24 places including delhi, Patna, Ranchi, mumbai in March, in which one crore rupees in cash, 1900 US dollars, 540 grams of gold biscuits and more than one and a half kg of gold jewellery were seized. Along with this, important documents related to many lands and benami properties were also recovered..jpg)
click and follow Indiaherald WhatsApp channel