Three times, the second Chief Minister of Bihar, Jagannath Mishra has had a major setback. The first blow came in Haryana on Monday when the former Chief Minister’s wife died. The second shock was felt in Jharkhand today when a special CBI court in Ranchi convicted him in the third case of the fodder scam and sentenced him to five years in jail.
The treatment of Jagannath Mishra’s wife Veena Mishra was going on in Medanta Hospital of Gururgram, where she died on Monday. On Wednesday, in the third case of the fodder scam, the CBI’s Ranchi special court sentenced him to five years in jail. Jagannath Mishra, Bihar’s three times Chief Minister, has also been a minister in the central government.
It is a matter of illegal withdrawal of Rs 36.67 crore from Chaibasa treasury. Former Bihar Chief Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav has been sentenced to five years in the third case of the fodder scam. This case (RC-68A / 96) is related to illegal withdrawal of 33 crores 67 lakh 534 rupees from Chaibasa Treasury. In this case, former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has also been declared five years’ sentence. Both have been fined five-five lakhs, while six accused have been acquitted in this case.
Let us tell you that on the evening of Monday two days ago, Jagannath Mishra’s wife Veena Mishra died at Medanta Hospital in Gururgram. He breathed last last four o’clock in the evening on Monday evening. 75-year-old Veena Mishra was ill for a long time.
Jagannath Mishra – Travel from Bihar University to Jail
Before coming to politics, Jagannath Mishra was in the academic area. He was a professor at Bihar University. During the teaching work, he came in contact with several political parties. He first joined the Indian National Congress At that time, he started counting among the Congress leaders. He became Chief Minister of Bihar three times – (1975 to 1977), (1980 to 1983), (1989 to 1990). In the mid-90’s, he was also the Union Cabinet Minister.
