The Supreme Court has reportedly declined relief sought against Rahul Gandhi’s conviction in a matter connected to the broader fodder scam litigation involving Lalu Prasad. The reported outcome keeps the conviction alive at the appellate stage and leaves the legal consequences in place pending further process.
The coverage also says the Supreme Court cancelled bail for Lalu Prasad in the fodder scam case and dealt with a plea connected to cancellation of bail. The material frames the order as part of continuing judicial scrutiny of corruption involving public funds.
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