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Telgi aide gets bail

NEW DELHI: A key aide of fake stamp scam kingpin Abdul Karim Telgi, put behind bars after his surrender last year, was today granted bail by a city court.

Additional Sessions Judge Dinesh Dayal granted bail to Ajay Grover, alleged to have connived with Telgi in sale of counterfeit stamps.

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