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Lieutenant General (Retired) Tejinder Singh Moves High Court for Bail
Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh on Monday moved the Delhi High Court seeking bail, soon after the trial court rejected his plea for relief and he was arrested for allegedly offering Rs 14 crore bribe to then Army Chief General V K Singh for clearing a file pertaining to Tatra vehicles.
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Defamation case: High Court rejects army officers' plea against summons
These five officers, including former army chief General VK Singh, have been sued by Tejinder Singh for allegations that he offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.
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Ex-army chief General VK Singh summoned to court in July for defamation case
General VK Singh, who has been sued for defamation, has been summoned to a Delhi court on July 20. General Singh, who retired last month, has been sued by Tejinder Singh, a former army officer, who allegedly offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.
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Army Chief names retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his bribery complaint to CBI
Army Chief General VK Singh has named retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his complaint to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on the alleged Rs 14 crore bribe offered to him to clear tranche of nearly 600 Tatra trucks. CBI sources said that General Singh has assured them of providing more material about the alleged bribe offer soon.
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Tatra trucks for Army: CBI registers case of cheating
The army chief's revelation that he was offered a bribe six months after he took office in 2010 has led to renewed attention to how equipment is bought for the army. The sale of 7000 trucks to the army by a company named Vectra is being formally investigated by the CBI.
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'Cynical approach to tar my reputation': Army Chief strikes back on leaked letter
Army Chief General VK Singh has today rejected allegations that he is responsible for the leak of a confidential letter written by him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk because the army's equipment is obsolete. 'This is an outrage! Official communication with the PM, RM or anybody for that matter with the COAS is privi...
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Political outrage over Army chief General VK Singh's leaked letter, parties demand action
The chief of the Indian Army, General VK Singh, may have skidded past the point of no-return on his collision course with the government. A letter from him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk, has been leaked to the media. Many political parties have hinted that he is responsible for the leak.
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Political outrage over army chief's leaked letter, parties demand action
The chief of the Indian Army, General VK Singh, may have skidded past the point of no-return on his collision course with the government. A letter from him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk, has been leaked to the media.
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14-cr bribe offer: CBI probe on, Army chief to give written statement
Army chief General VK Singh is likely to give a written statement to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today over the 14 crore bribe bombshell. The General, in an interview to the Hindu newspaper said that the offer was made to him six months after he took over as the Army chief in 2010 by a retired defence officer if he cleared a sub-stan...
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Army chief explains why he didn't file case after offer of 14-crore bribe
The Army Chief has accepted that when a bribe was offered to him for 14 crores, he should have done more than just informing the Defence Minister. General V K Singh has said that he was offered the kickback in 2010 by a retired defence officer if he cleared a sub-standard consignment of trucks.
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Details of who allegedly offered Rs 14-crore bribe to Army chief
After the Army chief's disclosure that he was offered a bribe worth Rs 14 crore to sanction the purchase of a consignment of sub-standard vehicles, the government has ordered an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI. General VK Singh has said the kickback was offered to him six months ago and that he had briefed Defence Minister AK...
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Lieutenant General (Retired) Tejinder Singh Moves High Court for Bail
Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh on Monday moved the Delhi High Court seeking bail, soon after the trial court rejected his plea for relief and he was arrested for allegedly offering Rs 14 crore bribe to then Army Chief General V K Singh for clearing a file pertaining to Tatra vehicles.
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Defamation case: High Court rejects army officers' plea against summons
These five officers, including former army chief General VK Singh, have been sued by Tejinder Singh for allegations that he offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.
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Ex-army chief General VK Singh summoned to court in July for defamation case
General VK Singh, who has been sued for defamation, has been summoned to a Delhi court on July 20. General Singh, who retired last month, has been sued by Tejinder Singh, a former army officer, who allegedly offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.
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Army Chief names retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his bribery complaint to CBI
Army Chief General VK Singh has named retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his complaint to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on the alleged Rs 14 crore bribe offered to him to clear tranche of nearly 600 Tatra trucks. CBI sources said that General Singh has assured them of providing more material about the alleged bribe offer soon.
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Tatra trucks for Army: CBI registers case of cheating
The army chief's revelation that he was offered a bribe six months after he took office in 2010 has led to renewed attention to how equipment is bought for the army. The sale of 7000 trucks to the army by a company named Vectra is being formally investigated by the CBI.
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'Cynical approach to tar my reputation': Army Chief strikes back on leaked letter
Army Chief General VK Singh has today rejected allegations that he is responsible for the leak of a confidential letter written by him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk because the army's equipment is obsolete. 'This is an outrage! Official communication with the PM, RM or anybody for that matter with the COAS is privi...
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Political outrage over Army chief General VK Singh's leaked letter, parties demand action
The chief of the Indian Army, General VK Singh, may have skidded past the point of no-return on his collision course with the government. A letter from him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk, has been leaked to the media. Many political parties have hinted that he is responsible for the leak.
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Political outrage over army chief's leaked letter, parties demand action
The chief of the Indian Army, General VK Singh, may have skidded past the point of no-return on his collision course with the government. A letter from him to the Prime Minister, warning that India's security is at risk, has been leaked to the media.
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14-cr bribe offer: CBI probe on, Army chief to give written statement
Army chief General VK Singh is likely to give a written statement to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today over the 14 crore bribe bombshell. The General, in an interview to the Hindu newspaper said that the offer was made to him six months after he took over as the Army chief in 2010 by a retired defence officer if he cleared a sub-stan...
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Army chief explains why he didn't file case after offer of 14-crore bribe
The Army Chief has accepted that when a bribe was offered to him for 14 crores, he should have done more than just informing the Defence Minister. General V K Singh has said that he was offered the kickback in 2010 by a retired defence officer if he cleared a sub-standard consignment of trucks.
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Details of who allegedly offered Rs 14-crore bribe to Army chief
After the Army chief's disclosure that he was offered a bribe worth Rs 14 crore to sanction the purchase of a consignment of sub-standard vehicles, the government has ordered an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI. General VK Singh has said the kickback was offered to him six months ago and that he had briefed Defence Minister AK...
