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Lalu gets bail, but to remain in jail

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:06 PM Oct 10, 2020 IST

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Ranchi, October 9

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The Jharkhand High Court on Friday granted bail to former Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad in a fodder scam related to Chaibasa treasury.

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The case involves fraudulent withdrawals amounting to Rs 33.67 crore from the Chaibasa treasury in undivided Bihar, when Lalu Prasad was the chief minister.

The RJD chief, however, will have to remain in jail as he is serving time in another case related to Dumka treasury. The High Court has asked Prasad to submit two personal bonds of Rs 50,000 each and deposit a fine of Rs 2 lakh, which was awarded by a special CBI court to secure his bail. It also sought his medical report and the details of all those he has met during the course of his treatment at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences in Ranchi. — PTI

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