Srijan scam: Arrest warrant issued against nine including former DM KP Ramaiah, bail to Praveen
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Special Judge of CBI, Patna, who is hearing the Srijan case, has issued a bailable arrest warrant against nine accused, including the then DM of Bhagalpur, KP Ramaiyya.
Patna. Special Judge of CBI, Patna, who is hearing the Srijan case, has issued a bailable arrest warrant against nine accused, including the then DM of Bhagalpur, KP Ramaiyya. Apart from KP Ramayya, Bank of Baroda Chief Manager Shankar Prasad, Branch Manager Golak Bihari Panda, Branch Manager Anand Chand Gagai, Arjun Das, Indian Bank Branch Manager Sanat Kumar Jha, Deputy Collector Vijay Kumar and Srijan Sansthan Secretary Rajni Priya and others. Amit Kumar is involved.
Chargesheet filed against 27 on March 18, 2020
The special CBI court has issued a warrant of arrest against all these accused after issuing summons. It is known that this case of creation is related to special 12/20. It is alleged that after transferring about 30 crore rupees from several checks in the account of Srijan Sansthan, they then took it out and distributed it among themselves. CBI had filed a chargesheet against 27 in the said case on March 18, 2020.
Indian Bank chief manager released after three years
Here, Praveen Kumar has been made an accused in Srijan scam in RC 15A 2017, 17A 2017 and 07, 2018. He was in jail for the last three years. Released from jail after getting bail from Patna High Court. So far 10 accused in the Srijan scam have got bail. The CBI has so far registered two dozen cases. Two dozen accused have not been arrested. The special CBI court will issue the warrant soon.
show cause notice issued
The DM has issued a second show cause notice to the then Nazir Om Kumar Srivastava of District Nazarat branch and Arun Kumar, the then clerk of DRDA, accused in the Srijan scam case. Answer has been sought from both these accused on the allegations against them. To reply within 15 days. If the answer is not found satisfactory, action will be taken against both.
