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Bihar govt to approach SC for cancellation of Shahabuddin’s bail

PATNA: Facing flak over controversial RJD strongman Mohammad Shahabuddins release from jail the Bihar government is preparing to file an appeal in the Supreme Court against the bail granted to him by the Patna High Court

Updated At : 09:25 PM Sep 14, 2016 IST

RJD strongman Mohammad Shahabuddin. ANI file photo

Patna/Siwan, September 14

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