Prasad's family, he said, had become owners of prime land here worth crores of rupees earlier owned by A K Infosystems Pvt Ltd.
Sushil Modi, who presented a set of documents to support his charges, said the company was incoroprated on September 28, 2006 by Amit Katyal and Rajesh Katyal who had had set up a liquor factory called 'Iceberg Industries Pvt Ltd' at Bihta in Patna district in 2003-04 when Rabri Devi was Bihar chief minister.
Helping anyone while being in office in order to get benefits in the form of property/land/money comes under the purview of Prevention of Corruption Act, he said.
Modi asked Prasad to tell people where A K Infosystems Pvt Ltd has plots/land in Patna and sought to know why the Katyals had made his sons and daughters directors of the company and why all shares were transferred by them to Prasad's family members.
Sushil Modi had on April 4 alleged that Prasad during his tenure as Railways minister had in February 2005 sold off two hotels in Puri and Ranchi controlled by the Railways to a hospitality chain owned by a person Harsh Kochar.
Kochar in turn got two acres registered in the name of Delight Marketing Company Pvt Ltd, in which Lalu Prasad's wife Rabri Devi, sons Tej Pratap Yadav and Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, were made directors.
The BJP leader also demanded that an FIR be lodged for misusing the the chief minister's official residential by Chanda Yadav as her own as as adirector of Delight Marketing Pvt Ltd in 2014 and her brothers had countersigned on the documents submitted to the registrar. Their mother Rabri Devi had quit office as chief minister in 2005.
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