India’s prime investigating company summoned a senior minister from a ruling coalition get together within the state of Bihar to be questioned in a probe into potential bribery, the Press Trust of India reported, citing officers that it didn’t title.

The Central Bureau of Investigation known as Tejashwi Yadav, the deputy chief minister of the jap state and a senior chief of the Rashtriya Janata Dal get together, the PTI reported. He will likely be questioned in reference to an investigation into allegations that individuals had been provided jobs in Indian Railways in change for plots of land gifted or bought at low-cost charges to the Yadav household and its associates, the PTI stated.