Land for jobs case: CBI crew at residence of former Bihar CM Rabri Devi 

By PTI

NEW DELHI: A CBI crew on Monday visited the residence of former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi in reference to “further probe” within the land for jobs rip-off case, officers mentioned.

There isn’t any search or raid happening, they mentioned.

The CBI had already filed its cost sheet within the case and the particular courtroom has summoned the accused, together with former Railways Minister Lalu Prasad and his members of the family and others on March 15, they mentioned.

The company has stored the additional probe open into the alleged rip-off case, they mentioned.

The go to of the CBI crew is in reference to additional investigation into the case, they mentioned.

It was alleged within the FIR that some individuals, though residents of Patna in Bihar, had been appointed as substitutes in Group-D posts through the interval 2004-2009 in numerous zones of the railways positioned in Mumbai, Jabalpur, Kolkata, Jaipur and Hajipur and in lieu thereof, the people themselves or their members of the family transferred their land within the title of members of the family of Prasad and an organization, AK Infosystems Private Limited, which was subsequently taken over by members of the family of Prasad.

It was additional alleged that about 1,05,292 sq.ft.

land located in Patna was acquired by the members of the family of Prasad from these individuals by means of 5 sale deeds and two present deeds and in a lot of the sale deeds, cost to the sellers was talked about to be paid in money.

The worth of the land as per the present circle price was about Rs 4.39 crore.

The land was straight bought by the members of the family of Prasad from the sellers at a price decrease than the prevalent circle price.

The prevalent market worth of the land was a lot greater than the circle price.

It was alleged that due process and tips issued by the railway authority for the appointment of substitutes weren’t adopted and in a while, their providers had additionally been regularised.

NEW DELHI: A CBI crew on Monday visited the residence of former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi in reference to “further probe” within the land for jobs rip-off case, officers mentioned.

There isn’t any search or raid happening, they mentioned.

The CBI had already filed its cost sheet within the case and the particular courtroom has summoned the accused, together with former Railways Minister Lalu Prasad and his members of the family and others on March 15, they mentioned.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

The company has stored the additional probe open into the alleged rip-off case, they mentioned.

The go to of the CBI crew is in reference to additional investigation into the case, they mentioned.

It was alleged within the FIR that some individuals, though residents of Patna in Bihar, had been appointed as substitutes in Group-D posts through the interval 2004-2009 in numerous zones of the railways positioned in Mumbai, Jabalpur, Kolkata, Jaipur and Hajipur and in lieu thereof, the people themselves or their members of the family transferred their land within the title of members of the family of Prasad and an organization, AK Infosystems Private Limited, which was subsequently taken over by members of the family of Prasad.

It was additional alleged that about 1,05,292 sq.ft.

land located in Patna was acquired by the members of the family of Prasad from these individuals by means of 5 sale deeds and two present deeds and in a lot of the sale deeds, cost to the sellers was talked about to be paid in money.

The worth of the land as per the present circle price was about Rs 4.39 crore.

The land was straight bought by the members of the family of Prasad from the sellers at a price decrease than the prevalent circle price.

The prevalent market worth of the land was a lot greater than the circle price.

It was alleged that due process and tips issued by the railway authority for the appointment of substitutes weren’t adopted and in a while, their providers had additionally been regularised.