APSC cash-for-job scam: 4 more accused officials granted bail
First Published: 10th October, 2018 20:28 IST
The Rumi Kumari Phukan bench of the Gauhati High Court has granted bail to 4 more officers accused in APSC cash for job scam. The officers who have been granted
The Rumi Kumari Phukan bench of the Gauhati High Court has granted bail to 4 more officers accused in APSC cash for job scam.
The officers who have been granted bail are Hemanta Hillol Saikia, Jyotirmoi Adhikari, Jatindra Prasad Barua and Debajit Bora.
Earlier, the court had granted bail to 17 APS and ACS officers, taking the total number of officers being granted bail at 21.
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