Fodder Scam Verdict

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Tejashwi Yadav claimed his father was targeted because he refused to shake hands with the BJP after a CBI court sentenced ex Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav to five years jail in his fifth fodder scam case.

A special CBI court in Jharkhand's Ranchi will today deliver its verdict in the Rs 139.35 crore Doranda treasury case involving RJD chief and former (undivided) Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, who will be physically present in the courtroom.

Saturday was a day of mixed verdict for Bihar leader Lalu Yadav, who is currently in jail. While his son Tejashwi Yadav and wife Rabari Devi managed to get regular bail from the CBI court they could not get provisional bail from the Enforcement Directorate court in the IRCTC case, in which the entire family is facing charges.

Bihar fodder scam: Lalu Yadav surrendered in court today after his request for extension of parole was rejected last week. The former Bihar chief minister had been out on bail since May. "I am following the court's order. I am unwell but I have faith in the high court verdict," said the Rashtriya Janata Dal chief.

The judgement in the fourth fodder scam case involving former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad will be delivered on Thursday by a special CBI court in Ranchi.

The 326-page judgment in the latest fodder scam case against Lalu Yadav has come as a shock for the lawyers of the veteran politician. Sources said the details it contains may mar the chances of bail for the 69-year-old, who was convicted in two cases within a month and is currently in jail.

Former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav and his longtime aide, Jagannath Mishra were sentenced to five years in jail and a Rs 5 lakh fine each in a third fodder scam case today. Mr Yadav is already serving a jail term in the second fodder scam case. Verdicts in two more cases against him are expected over the next few months.

A special CBI court in Ranchi will deliver its verdict in a fodder scam case today, in which former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav is an accused.

A special CBI court in Ranchi will pronounce judgment in a fodder scam case on Wednesday in which two former chief ministers of Bihar - Lalu Yadav and Jagannth Mishra - are accused.

A day after RJD supremo Lalu Prasad was convicted by a special CBI court in a fodder scam case, his wife and former Bihar chief minister Rabri Devi today urged party workers to maintain calm and keep their spirits high.

Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan today slammed Lalu Prasad for comparing himself with Nelson Mandela and BR Ambedkar, saying they made sacrifices in national interest while the RJD chief was in jail for corruption.

Right after Lalu Yadav and 15 others were found guilty of corruption in the fodder scam case by a CBI court in Ranchi yesterday, the BJP hit out at the Congress, an ally of Mr Yadav, and called the UPA an "alliance of corruption". His conviction gave a fresh boost to the BJP's attack on the Congress and its allies dampened in the last few days with...

Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Yadav and 15 others was convicted on Saturday in the "fodder scam", a corruption case over the embezzlement of over Rs 85 lakh in government funds in the 90s. Mr Yadav, who was earlier convicted by a trial court and sentenced to five years in jail over a similar case in 2013, will be taken to jail.

As a special CBI court in Ranchi held Lalu Yadav guilty in a fodder scam case this afternoon, the former Bihar chief minister's Twitter account immediately sprang into action. While visuals emerged of Mr Yadav, 69, being brought out of court by the police, his Twitter posted that truth may be made to appear as a lie, in the end it will always preva...

A special CBI court in Ranchi gave its verdict today in a fodder scam case in which former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav was an accused. The case relates to embezzling of more than Rs. 89 lakh from the Deoghar Treasury between 1991 and 1994. The Rashtriya Janata Dal chief has already been convicted in another fodder scam case that cost him his Lo...

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Tejashwi Yadav claimed his father was targeted because he refused to shake hands with the BJP after a CBI court sentenced ex Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav to five years jail in his fifth fodder scam case.

A special CBI court in Jharkhand's Ranchi will today deliver its verdict in the Rs 139.35 crore Doranda treasury case involving RJD chief and former (undivided) Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, who will be physically present in the courtroom.

Saturday was a day of mixed verdict for Bihar leader Lalu Yadav, who is currently in jail. While his son Tejashwi Yadav and wife Rabari Devi managed to get regular bail from the CBI court they could not get provisional bail from the Enforcement Directorate court in the IRCTC case, in which the entire family is facing charges.

Bihar fodder scam: Lalu Yadav surrendered in court today after his request for extension of parole was rejected last week. The former Bihar chief minister had been out on bail since May. "I am following the court's order. I am unwell but I have faith in the high court verdict," said the Rashtriya Janata Dal chief.

The judgement in the fourth fodder scam case involving former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad will be delivered on Thursday by a special CBI court in Ranchi.

The 326-page judgment in the latest fodder scam case against Lalu Yadav has come as a shock for the lawyers of the veteran politician. Sources said the details it contains may mar the chances of bail for the 69-year-old, who was convicted in two cases within a month and is currently in jail.

Former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav and his longtime aide, Jagannath Mishra were sentenced to five years in jail and a Rs 5 lakh fine each in a third fodder scam case today. Mr Yadav is already serving a jail term in the second fodder scam case. Verdicts in two more cases against him are expected over the next few months.

A special CBI court in Ranchi will deliver its verdict in a fodder scam case today, in which former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav is an accused.

A special CBI court in Ranchi will pronounce judgment in a fodder scam case on Wednesday in which two former chief ministers of Bihar - Lalu Yadav and Jagannth Mishra - are accused.

A day after RJD supremo Lalu Prasad was convicted by a special CBI court in a fodder scam case, his wife and former Bihar chief minister Rabri Devi today urged party workers to maintain calm and keep their spirits high.

Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan today slammed Lalu Prasad for comparing himself with Nelson Mandela and BR Ambedkar, saying they made sacrifices in national interest while the RJD chief was in jail for corruption.

Right after Lalu Yadav and 15 others were found guilty of corruption in the fodder scam case by a CBI court in Ranchi yesterday, the BJP hit out at the Congress, an ally of Mr Yadav, and called the UPA an "alliance of corruption". His conviction gave a fresh boost to the BJP's attack on the Congress and its allies dampened in the last few days with...

Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Yadav and 15 others was convicted on Saturday in the "fodder scam", a corruption case over the embezzlement of over Rs 85 lakh in government funds in the 90s. Mr Yadav, who was earlier convicted by a trial court and sentenced to five years in jail over a similar case in 2013, will be taken to jail.

As a special CBI court in Ranchi held Lalu Yadav guilty in a fodder scam case this afternoon, the former Bihar chief minister's Twitter account immediately sprang into action. While visuals emerged of Mr Yadav, 69, being brought out of court by the police, his Twitter posted that truth may be made to appear as a lie, in the end it will always preva...

A special CBI court in Ranchi gave its verdict today in a fodder scam case in which former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav was an accused. The case relates to embezzling of more than Rs. 89 lakh from the Deoghar Treasury between 1991 and 1994. The Rashtriya Janata Dal chief has already been convicted in another fodder scam case that cost him his Lo...