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CBI moves to HC, Madan Mitra hospitalised yet again

| | Nov 03, 2015, at 04:50 pm
Kolkata, Nov 3 (IBNS) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is set to move to the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday to get revoked West Bengal Minister Madan Mitra's bail, granted on Saturday last by the Alipore Court.

In an interesting development, Mitra, who was certified fit by the state-run SSKM hospital, was admitted in another South Kolkata hospital following health complaints on Tuesday morning.

The issue is set to raise brows further in what is an ongoing debate about how someone with an ailing health for nearly 10 months gets a clearance certificate right after getting bail.

Some experts have also called it a farce by Mitra, terming it as a cheap tactic to avoid jail time. 

Mitra is one of the chief accused in the Saradha chit fund scam case.

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