Ranchi:
The Jharkhand High Court today granted provisional bail to former Chief Minister Madhu Koda, an accused in a multi-crore money laundering case, to attend his ailing mother.
Hearing on the provisional bail petition, Justice HC Mishra granted bail with a direction that he should surrender to a lower court on the eighth day from his release from the judicial custody.
This is the second provisional bail granted to Mr Koda in a month to attend his ailing mother, who is under treatment at a Noida-based hospital.
The court had on April 15 given him provisional bail for three weeks. Mr Koda had surrendered to a special CBI court on May 10.
The Lok Sabha member was arrested on November 30, 2009, in connection with multi-crore money laundering, illegal investments and other scams.
Mr Koda has got bail in all other cases except in the Rajiv Gandhi Rural Electrification Scheme scam.
Hearing on the provisional bail petition, Justice HC Mishra granted bail with a direction that he should surrender to a lower court on the eighth day from his release from the judicial custody.
This is the second provisional bail granted to Mr Koda in a month to attend his ailing mother, who is under treatment at a Noida-based hospital.
The court had on April 15 given him provisional bail for three weeks. Mr Koda had surrendered to a special CBI court on May 10.
The Lok Sabha member was arrested on November 30, 2009, in connection with multi-crore money laundering, illegal investments and other scams.
Mr Koda has got bail in all other cases except in the Rajiv Gandhi Rural Electrification Scheme scam.
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