Supreme Court order on black money today
(This 100's of years old tradition of keeping 'khazana of state' in Temples resulted in demolition of it by invaders.Time passed but this tradition of keeping 'khazana' still persists without realising that its a black money and a financial crime.One should check Trupati Temples ;khazana as well...written in context of Kerala temple khazana issue..VIBHA)(I HOPE ALL THE PENDING ISSUES RELATING BLACK MONEY SHOULD SEE THE LIGHT OF JUSTICE AND OUR COUNTRY GET IT BACK IF IT IS KEPT IN FOREIGN BANKS,INDIAN BANKS AND KHAZANA BOXES OF PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS,KHAZANA OF ANY TEMPLE,MOSQUES,GURUDWARA,CHURCH....ANY HOLY SHRINES...!!!..VIBHA)
SUDHIR TAILANG'S COMMENT....I AGREE WITH HIM,ITS A MATTER OF REAL CONCERN!!!...Sudhir wrote: "The Govt will immediately accept your suggestion-- but will NEVER agree to black money stashed away in tax havens ..and of course zillions of rupees stashed away within the country by their own ministers like Raja Saheb , Shri Power Saheb and a countless others!"
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: July 04, 2011 07:33 IST
The Supreme Court will pass order on revealing names of 26 Indians who kept black money in LGT bank. The Centre had opposed revealing the names of 26 account holders saying it would violate bi-lateral agreement.
The black money issue is haunting the government for the last couple of months since the Supreme Court is closely following what the government is doing to track black money stashed abroad.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee had said earlier in January this year that names cannot be revealed as it goes against the agreement.
"One of the condition is the secrecy. We have given the names to the honourable court in the seal cover," Mr Mukherjee had said.
But the BJP is accusing the government of being selective and secretive.
"The BJP believes that the Manmohan Singh government will not take any effective steps in curbing black money as names of its own peoples will be exposed," BJP spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
The Supreme Court is also likely to pass orders on demand for Special Investigating Team (SIT) to track black money abroad. The Centre was also opposed to an SIT and said outsider in the probe team will result in lack of accountability.
Ram Jethmalani and others had petitioned the Supreme Court to direct the Centre to bring back the black money said to be around US $1 trillion.
The court had slammed the Centre for its inaction and said, "It is a pure and simple theft of national money. We are talking about a mind-boggling crime, not niceties of various treaties."
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