The Supreme Court granted bail to former Jharkhand Minister Alamgir Alam and his former secretary in a money laundering case involving alleged kickbacks from government contractors. The order followed arguments from both petitioners and the Enforcement Directorate.
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Media Coverage · May 11, 2026
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Supreme Court grants bail to former Jharkhand Minister Alamgir Alam in corruption case
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Supreme Court grants bail to former Jharkhand Minister Alamgir Alam in corruption case New Delhi India , May 12 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Monday granted bail to former Jharkhand Minister and Congress leader Alamgir Alam and his former personal secretary, Sanjeev Lal, in a money laundering case linked to the alleged collection of commissions from contractors in exchange for government tenders. Kotiswar Singh passed the order after hearing submissions from both the petitioners and the Enforcemen
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Supreme Court grants bail to former Jharkhand Minister Alamgir Alam in corruption case New Delhi India , May 12 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Monday granted bail to former Jharkhand …
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