Tezzbuzz Desk- RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav and his family have suffered a major setback in the money laundering case related to IRCTC hotel tender. Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Thursday framed charges against a total of 9 accused including former Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav, his son Tejashwi Yadav and wife Rabri Devi. The court has fixed October 3 for the next hearing of the case.
Apart from Lalu family, other people and institutions including Sarla Gupta, Lara Projects and Sujata Hotels have also been made accused in this case. However, the court also acquitted 7 accused during the hearing.
Court expressed doubt on Lalu Yadav's role
The court also made important comments regarding the investigation against Lalu Prasad Yadav. The court said that it does not appear that the investigation against Lalu Yadav influenced by political influence Was. According to Rouse Avenue Court, the way Lara Projects benefited Doubts arise on the role of Lalu Yadav. The court also said that the then Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav had misused his position. strong suspicion Is.
The matter is related to hotel tender
This entire matter is related to the hotel tender related to Indian Railways and the alleged profits from it. It is alleged that there were irregularities in the process of awarding the contract for operating railway hotels and benefits were given in return. The framing of charges by the court means that the trial process against the accused in the case will proceed. Framing of charges does not equate to conviction. Now further judicial proceedings will take place in the matter.
Next hearing will be held on October 3
After framing the charges, the court sent the case for further hearing. date of 3rd October Has decided. Now the allegations and evidence related to the case will be heard in the further proceedings.
After this decision, the IRCTC hotel tender issue has once again come into discussion politically and legally. especially Charges to be framed against Lalu Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav and Rabri Devi It is being considered a big legal blow for his family.