CBI to move high court for cancellation of Mitra's bail
September 09, 2016 21:08
The special crime branch of the Central Bureau of Investigation probing the Saradha scam would move the high court seeking cancellation of bail granted to Trinamool Congress leader Madan Mitra on Friday.
"The Sessions Judge has granted bail to Madan Mitra. After receiving the order we will move the High Court in the first available date to seek cancellation of the bail," a CBI official said.
He said that this had happened earlier when the high court had cancelled the bail of Mitra which was granted by a lower court last year.
Sessions Judge Uttam Kumar Nandy today granted the former state transport minister bail on two sureties of Rs 15 lakh each.
The court also directed Mitra, who was arrested on December 12, 2014, to surrender his passport to the CBI and appear before the CBI Investigating Officer once every week.
He was also directed not to go out of Kolkata.
"The Sessions Judge has granted bail to Madan Mitra. After receiving the order we will move the High Court in the first available date to seek cancellation of the bail," a CBI official said.
He said that this had happened earlier when the high court had cancelled the bail of Mitra which was granted by a lower court last year.
Sessions Judge Uttam Kumar Nandy today granted the former state transport minister bail on two sureties of Rs 15 lakh each.
The court also directed Mitra, who was arrested on December 12, 2014, to surrender his passport to the CBI and appear before the CBI Investigating Officer once every week.
He was also directed not to go out of Kolkata.
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