Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Delhi court delays charges in Lalu land-for-job cases
A Delhi court is handling two cases involving Lalu Prasad Yadav and other people.
The cases concern alleged land-for-jobs dealings and an alleged IRCTC scam.
The court postponed deciding when formal charges will be framed in the two matters.
The land-for-job case will be considered on September 30.
The IRCTC case will be considered on September 7.
A separate CBI land-for-job case has already moved forward.
In that case, charges were framed against 41 people.
The court discharged 52 others, including some railway officials and substitutes.
A Delhi court postponed framing charges against Lalu Prasad Yadav and others in two cases.
The Enforcement Directorate land-for-job case was adjourned until September 30.
The IRCTC case was adjourned until September 7.
The court previously ordered charges in the CBI land-for-job case against Yadav, family members and others.
Charges have been framed against 41 people, while 52 others were discharged in that case.
- Who
- Lalu Prasad Yadav, his family members and others, including railway officials and alleged aides.
- What
- A Delhi court adjourned the framing of charges in the Enforcement Directorate land-for-job and IRCTC cases.
- When
- The adjournment was reported on August 29; the next dates are September 30 and September 7.
- Where
- A Delhi court.
- Land-for-job case date
- September 30
- IRCTC case date
- September 7
- Judge
- Special Judge Vishal Gogne
- Charges previously framed
- Cheating, criminal conspiracy and provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act
- People charged in CBI case
- 41
- People discharged in CBI case
- 52, including railway officials and substitutes