City
Epaper

SC agrees for early hearing of pleas filed by CBI challenging bail granted to Lalu

By IANS | Updated: August 18, 2023 13:40 IST

New Delhi, Aug 18 The Supreme Court has agreed for early hearing on pleas filed by the CBI ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Aug 18 The Supreme Court has agreed for early hearing on pleas filed by the CBI challenging the bail granted by the Jharkhand High Court to RJD President Lalu Prasad in connection with multi-crore fodder scam.

As per the details available on the apex court's website, the matter is likely to be taken up for hearing on August 25.

The veteran leader was given bail by the Jharkhand High Court in April 2022.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: congresspitrodadelhimodideepikabjpwest-bengaldeepika-padukoneajay-devgnthakur
Open in App

Related Stories

Maharashtra‘Vote Theft Has Been Caught and Now It’s Time...’: Shiv Sena UBT Chief Uddhav Thackeray Makes Sharp Remarks on BJP

Social ViralDelhi Metro Viral Video: Public Outrage After Child Urinates On Inderlok Metro Tracks Under Father’s Watch

MaharashtraMaharashtra: 119 Fake Voters Allegedly Registered at Locked House in Ghugus, Chandrapur; Congress Demands Immediate Action

EntertainmentAdivi Sesh appeals to Honorable Chief Justice of India & Delhi Chief Minister against Mass Confinement of Street Dogs

NationalDelhi: Animal Rights Activists, Rescuers and Dog Lovers Detained for Protesting Against Supreme Court Order on Stray Dogs (Watch Video)

National Realted Stories

National'People die, dogs and pigeons live is the new mantra for some', taunts Shiv Sena(UBT) in 'Saamana'

NationalResidents in TN's Dharmapuri to protest Waqf board land claims on I-Day

NationalMoS Suresh Gopi continues silence on poll 'rigging' charges, reaches Thrissur

NationalKarnataka ATM Robbery: Thief Caught Red-Handed in Ballari in Late-Night Operation; Dramatic CCTV Footage Emerges

NationalDomestic mineral industry set to benefit from India-UK trade pact