The court has fixed September 22 for hearing the case.
The case was filed by BJP MLC Suraj Nandan Prasad yesterday in the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate Om Prakash.
In his petition, Prasad alleged that Tej Pratap had "deliberately hid" in his affidavit the details of 45.24 decimal land owned by him in Aurangabad while fighting the assembly election from Mahua in 2015.
Deputy Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi has earlier mentioned about Tej Pratap's Aurangabad land during his series of expose of properties acquired by Lalu Prasad and his family through dubious means.
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