Ranchi January 24 (WAY2NEWSTV.IN):
The special CBI court in Ranchi has ruled that the RJD chief and former Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad Yadav was sentenced to five years in jail in the third case in connection with the feeding scam.
Former Chief Jagannath Mishra, who was convicted along with him, has also been sentenced to five years in jail. In addition, both of them have been fined Rs 5 lakh. The CBI court, which was investigated on Wednesday morning, has convicted both of them. The afternoon was sentenced to death and sentenced to death. Lalu Prasad Yadav has been sentenced to three years in jail in the second feeding scandal. At present, he is in the central prison of Birsa Munda.
Lalu was sentenced to five years in the first feeding scam case. There are cases of all five feeding scams on him. Lalu and Mishra had filed a case of Rs 36 crore from the Chhaybasa treasury in the 3G scam case and Rs.3.97 crore from the Dhamma treasury on the Dharamda treasury There were cases of Rs 184 crore illegally acquitted. The judgments of these are also coming soon.
The special CBI court in Ranchi has ruled that the RJD chief and former Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad Yadav was sentenced to five years in jail in the third case in connection with the feeding scam.
Lalu Prasad Yadav sentenced to five years imprisonment
Former Chief Jagannath Mishra, who was convicted along with him, has also been sentenced to five years in jail. In addition, both of them have been fined Rs 5 lakh. The CBI court, which was investigated on Wednesday morning, has convicted both of them. The afternoon was sentenced to death and sentenced to death. Lalu Prasad Yadav has been sentenced to three years in jail in the second feeding scandal. At present, he is in the central prison of Birsa Munda.
Lalu was sentenced to five years in the first feeding scam case. There are cases of all five feeding scams on him. Lalu and Mishra had filed a case of Rs 36 crore from the Chhaybasa treasury in the 3G scam case and Rs.3.97 crore from the Dhamma treasury on the Dharamda treasury There were cases of Rs 184 crore illegally acquitted. The judgments of these are also coming soon.
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