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RJD's Lalu Prasad sentenced to 3.5 years in jail

A special CBI court in Ranchi has sentenced Lalu Prasad to 3.5 years in prison in second of the five fodder scam cases. Stay with ...

The Times of India | Jan 06, 2018, 16:49:47 IST

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16:49 (IST), Jan, 06

None of the convicts in the fodder scam cases can take bail from Ranchi Court, they will have to move High Court: ANI

16:41 (IST), Jan, 06

We are confident that he (Lalu Yadav) will get bail. We have full faith in the judiciary. We are not going to be cowed down: Tej Pratap Yadav

16:34 (IST), Jan, 06

We welcome this judgment, this will prove to be a historic decision in Bihar politics. It is the end of a chapter: KC Tyagi, JDU

(ANI)

16:33 (IST), Jan, 06

The judiciary performed its duty. We will go to the High Court after studying the sentence and apply for a bail: Tejashwi Yadav

16:30 (IST), Jan, 06

Lalu's lawyer says they would now move Jharkhand high court to seek bail for Lalu once they receive a copy of the court's order

16:25 (IST), Jan, 06

Lalu Prasad sentenced to 3.5 years in prison in the second of five fodder scam cases

16:22 (IST), Jan, 06

Convicts Phool Chand, Mahesh Prasad, Bake Julious, Sunil Kumar, Sushil Kumar, Sudhir Kumar and Raja Ram sentenced to 3.5 years in jail and Rs 5 lakh fine each: ANI

16:20 (IST), Jan, 06

People who were creating a scene that Lalu Ji will be scared can now see that he will neither be scared nor kneel or turn away from his ideology: Tejashwi Yadav

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16:12 (IST), Jan, 06

RJD vows to move higher court against judgement

16:11 (IST), Jan, 06

RJD addresses media in Patna

16:10 (IST), Jan, 06

16:02 (IST), Jan, 06

Special CBI Judge Shivpal Singh reaches the court room

15:58 (IST), Jan, 06

All accused present in video conferencing room, verdict to be pronounced shortly: ANI

15:12 (IST), Jan, 06

Hearing over, sentencing at 4 pm

14:50 (IST), Jan, 06

Quantum of punishment will be pronounced through video-conferencing to Lalu. He is currently lodged in Ranchi's Birsa Munda central jail

14:31 (IST), Jan, 06

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14:17 (IST), Jan, 06

Court proceedings in fodder scam hearing starts: ANI

14:15 (IST), Jan, 06

Special CBI judge enters video conferencing room, hearing for six convicts to begin soon

14:02 (IST), Jan, 06

RJD supporters in front of Rabri's bungalow at Patna

14:01 (IST), Jan, 06

Lalu Prasad's sentencing expected around 4pm.

13:58 (IST), Jan, 06

All MLAs, MLCs, MPs, ex-MPs and block presidents of RJD are present in the meeting.

13:57 (IST), Jan, 06

Vehicles of RJD functionaries queued up in front of Rabri Devi's residence at Patna

12:26 (IST), Jan, 06

Rabri Devi chairing a meeting of senior RJD functionaries Lalu Prasad's Patna residence

15:44 (IST), Jan, 05

Sentence will be announced at 2pm, tomorrow, via video conferencing, says Lalu Prasad's lawyer

15:33 (IST), Jan, 05

Hearing over quantum of sentence for the 5 accused, including Lalu Prasad Yadav, completed at Ranchi Special CBI Court.

14:55 (IST), Jan, 05

Special CBI court judge to pronounce quantum of sentence for rest of the accused, including Lalu Prasad Yadav, via video conferencing

12:29 (IST), Jan, 05

Lalu Prasad Yadav's advocate files plea before Ranchi Special CBI Court demanding minimum punishment to the RJD Chief on health grounds

09:55 (IST), Jan, 05

Under the sections, Prasad can be sentenced a minimum jail term of one year and maximum of seven years, his advocate Chittaranjan Prasad had said.

09:54 (IST), Jan, 05

The court had convicted Prasad for offences of cheating with criminal conspiracy under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Corruption Act.

09:54 (IST), Jan, 05

The case pertains to fraudulent withdrawal of the money from the Deoghar treasury between 1991 and 1994.

09:54 (IST), Jan, 05

The court on December 23 convicted Prasad and 15 others in this fodder scam case and acquitted six others including another former Bihar chief minister Jagannath Mishra.

09:53 (IST), Jan, 05

The judge also said he had received phone calls from well-wishers of the RJD boss but did not elaborate

09:53 (IST), Jan, 05

Yesterday, deferring the sentencing for the second day in a row, CBI judge Shiv Pal Singh said he would decide on Friday whether the sentence would be given over video conference or in the court.

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