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A Special Court of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday ordered the establishment of additional charges against the industrialist and Congress leader, Naveen Jindal, for presumptive bribery in the case of coal allocation of Amarkonda Murgdangal. offense punishable under Section 12 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, with a term of imprisonment of six months to five years.
The court also ordered the indictment of BSN Surya Narayan, director of Nihar Stock Ltd, Sushil Maroo, executive vice president of Mumbai Essar Power, and Anand Goel, adviser to Jindal Steel and Power (19459005) . Indian Penal Code (Criminal Conspiracy)
Earlier, the IWC Special Court had made charges against Jindal and others for alleged corruption in the Jharkhand coal block irregularities case
against Green Infra's Sidharth Madra based in Narayan, Maroo, Goel and Gurgaon, and Rajiv Aggarwal, KE's international chief financial officer based in Mumbai
On September 4, the court awarded a bond to Jindal as well as 39 to three other persons suspected of irregularities. pertaining to the Urtan North coal block in Madhya Pradesh provided they provide a bond of Rs 1 lakh each.
(This story was not edited by Business Standard staff and is generated automatically from a syndicated feed.)
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