2G case: Ex-telecom minister A Raja seeks bail

May 09, 2012 15:56

Just in: Former telecom minister A Raja seeks bail from the Delhi court in the 2G case. Earlier today, ex-Telecom secretary Siddharth Behura has been granted bail in the 2G scam. He furnished a Rs 5 lakh surety and Rs 10 lakh bond. Behura was arrested along with former communications minister A Raja and his former private secretary R.K. Chandolia on February 2, 2011 in the 2G scam case. He has been charged with criminal conspiracy, cheating and forgery. Raja is one of 14 people arrested in the 2G scam.

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