Jayant Sinha Paradise Papers

Yashwant Sinha today delivered a fresh instalment of biting criticism of the government, describing the new national sales tax or GST as "a total mess" which cannot be solved by "tinkering".

Union minister Jayant Sinha today spoke for the first time about his name appearing in Paradise Papers - the global expose on tax evasion released worldwide last week - and said it was "a completely bogus ...sort of..fact."

Union Minister Jayant Sinha, in a series of tweets this morning, responded to his name being listed in the Paradise Papers - an expose based on the leak of financial data from legal firm Appleby on companies and individuals who parked their untaxed wealth in offshore accounts. There are 714 Indian names in the list, according to a report published ...

Yashwant Sinha today delivered a fresh instalment of biting criticism of the government, describing the new national sales tax or GST as "a total mess" which cannot be solved by "tinkering".

Union minister Jayant Sinha today spoke for the first time about his name appearing in Paradise Papers - the global expose on tax evasion released worldwide last week - and said it was "a completely bogus ...sort of..fact."

Union Minister Jayant Sinha, in a series of tweets this morning, responded to his name being listed in the Paradise Papers - an expose based on the leak of financial data from legal firm Appleby on companies and individuals who parked their untaxed wealth in offshore accounts. There are 714 Indian names in the list, according to a report published ...