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News India Live, Digital Desk: We often say that in politics “the dead never die”, that is, old things never die completely. This is exactly what is happening with Bihar’s powerful leader Lalu Prasad Yadav and his family. The case of ‘Land for Job Scam’, which is years old, has once again come to the fore to trouble this family.
The news that has come from Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court must have given sleepless nights to the Yadav family sitting in Patna.
What has the court said?
The matter is very simple. CBI had filed a new (supplementary) charge sheet while taking forward its investigation in this case. The court has now taken this charge sheet into “cognizance”. In simple language, the court has accepted that the new evidence or allegations presented by the CBI are worth hearing and they should be prosecuted.
Due to this, the court has now Tejashwi Yadavhis mother Rabri Devi “Summons” have been issued to other accused including sister Misa Bharti. This means that now these big leaders will have to appear in the court.
What is this ‘job in exchange for land’ scam?
For those who do not know, let us tell them that this matter is from the time when Lalu Yadav was the Railway Minister of the country (2004-2009). The allegation is that at that time ‘Group D’ jobs were distributed in the Railways, but not on the basis of merit, but by taking ‘bribes’. And that bribe was not taken in money, but in pieces of land. It is said that those who got jobs transferred their valuable lands to those close to the Lalu family.
Why is there discussion after Tejashwi’s name comes up?
Lalu Yadav has already been to the court in many cases, but this time most of the attention is on Tejashwi Yadav. He is the young face of Bihar and is leading the party. His name has also been included in the charge sheet given by CBI. The court call means that he will have to leave his political rallies and stand in front of lawyers and judges.
political conflict decided
Whenever the court or CBI tightens the noose on Lalu family, politics heats up in Bihar. RJD will call it “political vendetta”, while the opposition will call it “law’s own act”. But one thing is certain, this order of the court has shown that this case will go on for a long time and it is not going to give up on this family so easily.
Everyone’s eyes will be on the next date. Will Lalu family get bail or will the problems increase further?