New Delhi: The Law Enforcement Branch stated on Saturday it had seized “unaccounted cash” value Rs 1 crore and found proceeds of crime value Rs 600 crore after raided the household of RJD chief Lalu Prasad in reference to a cash laundering case involving the railway lands for employment rip-off, information company PTI studies. ED performed searches at 24 places in Railways Land for Job Scam ensuing within the restoration of unaccounted money of Rs 1 Crore, foreign currency together with USD 1900, 540g of gold bars and greater than 1, 5 kg of gold jewelry, the ANI information company reported. . . He stated an investigation is underway to uncover extra investments made on behalf of Prasad’s household and their associates in numerous sectors, together with actual property, at numerous places.
On Friday, the ED raided many locations related to members of Prasad’s household, together with that of his son, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, in Delhi.
ED raided 24 places in Railways Land for Job Scam ensuing within the restoration of unaccounted money of Rs 1 Crore, foreign currency together with 1900 USD, 540g of gold bars and greater than 1, 5 kg of gold jewellery. ED: pic.twitter.com/fkPLmUpgPA
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The federal company lately interviewed RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and his spouse Rabri Devi in Delhi and Patna respectively. The case issues individuals who have been allegedly employed within the railways in trade for plots of land given or offered at a low value to the Yadav household and its associates.
Earlier in the present day, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) summoned Tejashwi Yadav to seem for questioning in reference to the alleged land-for-jobs rip-off.
Tejashwi Yadav had already been summoned for questioning on March 4, however he didn’t seem earlier than CBI detectives, after which a brand new date was given for Saturday.
CBI has already filed an indictment within the case in opposition to Lalu Prasad, Rabri Devi and 14 others. Three folks have been arrested in reference to the case.
