Overview

• Prosecutors told Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court that Yadav’s family acquired over 1 lakh sq ft of land for just ₹26 lakh against a circle rate exceeding ₹4.39 crore
• The CBI argued that Group-D applications were cleared at ‘lightning speed’ under enormous Railway Ministry pressure, with most candidates drawn from Bihar
• Senior advocates revealed that signatures, transfer certificates and mark-sheets were forged to show candidates as eligible, including use of a fake school issuing certificates
• The agency highlighted cash-only land transactions at discounts up to 60% and described a quid-pro quo scheme tying job offers to parcel transfers
• The trial court will resume on June 5 to consider formal charge framing after the Delhi High Court on May 31 denied Yadav’s plea to pause proceedings