Ranchi, Mar 17: A
special CBI court today once again deferred its decision in Fodder Scam case
number RC38/96 which is related to fraudulent withdrawal of Rs 3.76 crore from
Dumka Treasury of the state at the time of unified Bihar.
The court of special CBI judge Shivpal Singh
which was scheduled to announce its judgement in the court today has decided to
defer it to Monday.
Earlier the court had fixed March 15 as the date of announcement of the verdict.
The decision was deferred as 42 judges from across the state are participating in a two day training being conducted at the judicial academy here.
Lawyer of Mr Lalu Prasad, Anant Kumar Viz said the court has given March 19 as the next day of announcement of verdict.
Earlier accepting the petition of Mr Yadav the court had made the than AG P K Mukopadhyay, Deputy AG B N Jha and senior account officer Pramod Kumar and accused in the case under section 319 of the CRPC.
Case number RC38A/96 is related to fraudulent withdrawal of Rs 3.76 crore from the Dumka Treasury in which there are a total of 31 accused including, Mr Yadav. The other accused in the case included former Bihar Chief Minister Jaggannath Mishra, former MP R K Rana, former minister Vidyasagar Nishad, the than PAC chairman Dhruv Bhagat and Jagdish Sharma, Commissioner IT Adhip Chandra Chowdhary.
In this case the CBI had filed a chargesheet against a total of 49 accused on May 11, 2000.
Out of these 49 three became government witnesses out of which one has died, while the higher court quashed the charges against the than Dumka Commissioner S N Dubey in the case while 14 others died during the course of the trial. UNI
Earlier the court had fixed March 15 as the date of announcement of the verdict.
The decision was deferred as 42 judges from across the state are participating in a two day training being conducted at the judicial academy here.
Lawyer of Mr Lalu Prasad, Anant Kumar Viz said the court has given March 19 as the next day of announcement of verdict.
Earlier accepting the petition of Mr Yadav the court had made the than AG P K Mukopadhyay, Deputy AG B N Jha and senior account officer Pramod Kumar and accused in the case under section 319 of the CRPC.
Case number RC38A/96 is related to fraudulent withdrawal of Rs 3.76 crore from the Dumka Treasury in which there are a total of 31 accused including, Mr Yadav. The other accused in the case included former Bihar Chief Minister Jaggannath Mishra, former MP R K Rana, former minister Vidyasagar Nishad, the than PAC chairman Dhruv Bhagat and Jagdish Sharma, Commissioner IT Adhip Chandra Chowdhary.
In this case the CBI had filed a chargesheet against a total of 49 accused on May 11, 2000.
Out of these 49 three became government witnesses out of which one has died, while the higher court quashed the charges against the than Dumka Commissioner S N Dubey in the case while 14 others died during the course of the trial. UNI
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