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CAG of India warns Bihar Government of discrepancies in the accounts. CAG warns but government keeps on ignoring.
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The then Inspector of police, Bidhu Bhushan Dvivedi with the state's anti-corruption vigilance department came out with a report of Rs. 9.5 Billion scam in fodder case
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Documents were seized during a raid in Animal Husbandry Offices of Bihar by the vigilance department.
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News went viral and due to suspitions on local vigilance department, the case went into the hands of CBI
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CBI found involvement of several high officials and ministers of Bihar including the then Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav and former CM Jagannath Mishra
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The Bihar governor permitted Laloo and several other officials to be prosecuted. Expecting to be jailed, Laloo filed anticipatory bail petition.
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BI filed chargesheets against Laloo and 55 other were also accused
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Court rejected Laloo's anticipatory bail petition. He appealed Supreme Court, which further denied for the same.
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Laloo gets into jail and resigns from CM post and his wife Rabri Devi came into power as the CM of Bihar. Following this, the trial continues in the court and eventually Laloo goes to jail several times.
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After the division of Bihar State into Jharkhand, the case gets transfered to Jharkhand High Court, Ranchi.
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About 200 people accussed in scam were punished with jail terms of between 2 to 7 years
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A special CBI court in Patna framed charges against all the accussed persons.
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The trial completed 44 fodder related cases out of 53 cases.
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A Special CBI Court (Ranchi) sentences Lalu with 5 years of Jail and Jagannath Mishra with 4 years of jail. 44 others also found accused, while 37 people were taken into judicial custody.
