Expressing confidence over the Judiciary while surrendering before the CBI Court on Friday, former Chief Minister Madhu Koda said that he will come out clean from the jail very soon. He also added that he was obeying court’s order given the fact that his mother was still not well.
‘I have full faith in judiciary and I am confident that I will get justice from the court. I will come out clean soon from the jail,’ said Koda. In a message given to people of his constituency, Koda asked them to keep patience as he will be back soon.
Koda was on a provisional bail of three weeks grated by the Jharkhand High Court in connection with a graft case in Rajiv Gandhi Rural Electrification Scheme on the ground of his mother’s illness. He was again sent to 14 days' judicial custody by the CBI court. ‘As per the courts order 21 days of my interim bail is completed today, hence I have come here to surrender before the court,’ said Koda.
He however, said that his mother still needs special care whose condition is still not well. ‘I was granted provisional bail to look after my ailing mother. My mother needs my support.She is unwell and hospitalised,’ Koda said while talking to the media.