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Rahul Gandhi's Shops At A Delhi Mall Form Spin-Off Agusta Controversy
Sonia Gandhi today told NDTV that "there is no truth" to the allegations that her son, Rahul Gandhi, is linked to the AgustaWestland defence scam through shops that he owned at a Delhi mall owned by real estate developer Emaar-MGF. "There was no quid pro quo," she told NDTV.
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AgustaWestland: No Business Links With Rahul Gandhi's Aide, Says Emaar MGF
Seeking to distance itself from the AgustaWestland row, realty firm Emaar MGF today said it has no "business links" with Rahul Gandhi's aide Kanishka Singh while Guido Hashke -- alleged middleman in the controversial chopper deal -- was an independent director for an "extremely brief period".
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Supplementary charges filed in Emaar township case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday filed an additional set of formal charges in the Emaar- APIIC (Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation) township case in a court. Businessman Sunil Reddy, said to be an aide of YSR Congress party leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy, and Emaar MGF finance head (south) GV Vijaya Raghav have been...
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CBI to file supplementary chargesheet in Emaar case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file an additional chargesheet in the Emaar township scam, focusing on the role of the accused who were not covered in the first chargesheet. Sunil Reddy, said to be an aide of YSR Congress party leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy and Emaar MGF finance head (south) GV Vijaya Raghav are likely to figure in the ...
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High court cancels IAS officer's bail in Emaar case
The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Tuesday cancelled the bail granted by a special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court to senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer BP Acharya in the Emaar-APIIC township case. While cancelling the bail granted by the lower court on March 16, the high court directed the top bureaucrat to immediately su...
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CBI grills two accused in Emaar case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Saturday began grilling an executive of Emaar MGF and an aide of YSR Congress Party leader Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy in Emaar-APIIC township case.
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ITDC staff urinating in clean toilets, wrote EMAAR before Games
In a press statement, real estate developer EMAAR-MGF has contested the landscape of charges being leveled at it by the government.For one, EMAAR says its Rs. 183-crore deposit to the government has not been confiscated or frozen by the government as penalty for sub-standard construction of the Athletes Village. Instead, it says this bank guarantee...
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The CWG Village: EMAAR vs Govt
In a press statement, real estate developer EMAAR-MGF has contested the landscape of charges being leveled at it by the government. (Read: EMAAR's response to charges of poor construction)For one, EMAAR says its Rs. 183-crore deposit to the government has not been confiscated or frozen by the government as penalty for sub-standard construction of t...
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DDA blames EMAAR for problems with Games Village
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has confirmed that there were major irregularities in the construction of the Commonwealth Games Village, where the athletes and delegates were housed during the event.The DDA has submitted a report on the problems with the Village to Jaipal Reddy, who heads the Group of Ministers (GoM) that oversaw the Games.T...
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Complied with all laws and regulations: CWG Village builders
For the first time, Emaar MGF, the builders of the Commonwealth Games Village have responded to controversies around the Village in the run-up to the Games.But speaking to NDTV, Emaar MGF says they have complied with all laws and regulations. They say the Games Village is a world class structure developed in record time.Delhi Chief Minister Sheila ...
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'Negative publicity from CWG could hit Emaar India operations'
Negative publicity relating to readiness and fitness of the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi is likely to impact the Indian joint-venture of Dubai-based Emaar Properties, a news report has said, quoting official documents.
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Rahul Gandhi's Shops At A Delhi Mall Form Spin-Off Agusta Controversy
Sonia Gandhi today told NDTV that "there is no truth" to the allegations that her son, Rahul Gandhi, is linked to the AgustaWestland defence scam through shops that he owned at a Delhi mall owned by real estate developer Emaar-MGF. "There was no quid pro quo," she told NDTV.
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AgustaWestland: No Business Links With Rahul Gandhi's Aide, Says Emaar MGF
Seeking to distance itself from the AgustaWestland row, realty firm Emaar MGF today said it has no "business links" with Rahul Gandhi's aide Kanishka Singh while Guido Hashke -- alleged middleman in the controversial chopper deal -- was an independent director for an "extremely brief period".
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Supplementary charges filed in Emaar township case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday filed an additional set of formal charges in the Emaar- APIIC (Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation) township case in a court. Businessman Sunil Reddy, said to be an aide of YSR Congress party leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy, and Emaar MGF finance head (south) GV Vijaya Raghav have been...
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CBI to file supplementary chargesheet in Emaar case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will file an additional chargesheet in the Emaar township scam, focusing on the role of the accused who were not covered in the first chargesheet. Sunil Reddy, said to be an aide of YSR Congress party leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy and Emaar MGF finance head (south) GV Vijaya Raghav are likely to figure in the ...
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High court cancels IAS officer's bail in Emaar case
The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Tuesday cancelled the bail granted by a special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court to senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer BP Acharya in the Emaar-APIIC township case. While cancelling the bail granted by the lower court on March 16, the high court directed the top bureaucrat to immediately su...
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CBI grills two accused in Emaar case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Saturday began grilling an executive of Emaar MGF and an aide of YSR Congress Party leader Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy in Emaar-APIIC township case.
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ITDC staff urinating in clean toilets, wrote EMAAR before Games
In a press statement, real estate developer EMAAR-MGF has contested the landscape of charges being leveled at it by the government.For one, EMAAR says its Rs. 183-crore deposit to the government has not been confiscated or frozen by the government as penalty for sub-standard construction of the Athletes Village. Instead, it says this bank guarantee...
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The CWG Village: EMAAR vs Govt
In a press statement, real estate developer EMAAR-MGF has contested the landscape of charges being leveled at it by the government. (Read: EMAAR's response to charges of poor construction)For one, EMAAR says its Rs. 183-crore deposit to the government has not been confiscated or frozen by the government as penalty for sub-standard construction of t...
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DDA blames EMAAR for problems with Games Village
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has confirmed that there were major irregularities in the construction of the Commonwealth Games Village, where the athletes and delegates were housed during the event.The DDA has submitted a report on the problems with the Village to Jaipal Reddy, who heads the Group of Ministers (GoM) that oversaw the Games.T...
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Complied with all laws and regulations: CWG Village builders
For the first time, Emaar MGF, the builders of the Commonwealth Games Village have responded to controversies around the Village in the run-up to the Games.But speaking to NDTV, Emaar MGF says they have complied with all laws and regulations. They say the Games Village is a world class structure developed in record time.Delhi Chief Minister Sheila ...
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'Negative publicity from CWG could hit Emaar India operations'
Negative publicity relating to readiness and fitness of the Commonwealth Games Village in New Delhi is likely to impact the Indian joint-venture of Dubai-based Emaar Properties, a news report has said, quoting official documents.
