1994 murder case: SC questions Bihar govt’s move to grant remission to former MP Anand Mohan
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the Bihar government’s decision to grant remission to former Member of Parliament Anand Mohan in the 1994 murder of district magistrate G Krishnaiah observing that “every dice was loaded in his favour” to procure release
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