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Essar Phone Tapping: Special Probe Team Of Delhi Police Begins Probe
A preliminary enquiry has been initiated by Delhi Police into allegations of tapping of phones of politicians, bureaucrats, industrialists and many other high-profile people by corporate major Essar Group.
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Interfere In Essar Phone Tapping Matter
The Delhi High Court today refused to direct a court-monitored probe by an SIT into the allegation that corporate major Essar tapped phones of high- profile people and some union ministers, saying the Centre has already asked the Delhi Police to investigate the matter.
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Congress Expresses Shock, Demands Probe Into Alleged Phone Tapping
Congress today expressed shock over a media report that a corporate group had allegedly tapped phones of ministers and industrialists during the NDA-I government and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi order a "thorough probe" into the matter.
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Phone Tapping Row: Sharad Yadav Expresses Shock, Demands Action
Former Janata Dal-United (JD-U) chief and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Sharad Yadav on Friday expressed "shock" at reports claiming that a corporate group had tapped phones of ministers and industrialists and sought a thorough probe and clarification from the government.
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Niira Radia tapes: Supreme Court pulls up Income Tax department, CBI for not acting on information
The Supreme Court on Thursday pulled up the Income Tax department and CBI for not taking action in the last five years on information gathered from tapped phone conversations of Niira Radia with corporate honchos, politicians and others, saying it is "not a happy situation".
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PM's full speech at India Corporate Week
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping. While these powe...
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Phone tapping powers can't be misused: PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping. While these powe...
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Essar Phone Tapping: Special Probe Team Of Delhi Police Begins Probe
A preliminary enquiry has been initiated by Delhi Police into allegations of tapping of phones of politicians, bureaucrats, industrialists and many other high-profile people by corporate major Essar Group.
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Interfere In Essar Phone Tapping Matter
The Delhi High Court today refused to direct a court-monitored probe by an SIT into the allegation that corporate major Essar tapped phones of high- profile people and some union ministers, saying the Centre has already asked the Delhi Police to investigate the matter.
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Congress Expresses Shock, Demands Probe Into Alleged Phone Tapping
Congress today expressed shock over a media report that a corporate group had allegedly tapped phones of ministers and industrialists during the NDA-I government and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi order a "thorough probe" into the matter.
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Phone Tapping Row: Sharad Yadav Expresses Shock, Demands Action
Former Janata Dal-United (JD-U) chief and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Sharad Yadav on Friday expressed "shock" at reports claiming that a corporate group had tapped phones of ministers and industrialists and sought a thorough probe and clarification from the government.
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Niira Radia tapes: Supreme Court pulls up Income Tax department, CBI for not acting on information
The Supreme Court on Thursday pulled up the Income Tax department and CBI for not taking action in the last five years on information gathered from tapped phone conversations of Niira Radia with corporate honchos, politicians and others, saying it is "not a happy situation".
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PM's full speech at India Corporate Week
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping. While these powe...
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Phone tapping powers can't be misused: PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's use of phone taps saying that these powers were necessary to deal with issues like tax evasion, but stressed that they have to be well regulated and shouldn't be misused."We are aware of the nervousness in some sections of corporate sector about phone tapping. While these powe...
