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PM Narendra Modi Asks Opposition To Back State-Funded Polls In 'Crusade' Against Black Money
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday sought the opposition's cooperation on demonetisation, asserting that the government has launched a "crusade" against corruption and black money with the decision to ban 500 and 1000 rupee notes.
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Black Money Debate: Not a Question of Whether to Disclose Names, But When to Do So, Says Arun Jaitley
As Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defended the government's position against a concerted Opposition attack on untaxed or black money stashed away in foreign accounts, the Congress, followed by the Trinamool Congress and then the Left walked out of the Rajya Sabha saying they were dissatisfied with his reply. (Watch Finance Minister's Reply in Rajya ...
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Black Money Debate: Country Has Been Misled, Says Congress
Speaking first in a debate on untaxed or black money, the main opposition Congress today accused the ruling BJP of using the issue as a political tool "to acquire power" and reneging on its election promise of bringing back crores stashed away by Indians parked in accounts abroad.
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Black Money Issue to be Spearhead of Opposition Attack in Parliament
The Opposition parties have decided to show a united front in Parliament tomorrow to corner the ruling NDA on the issue of repatriation of black money. The Trinamool Congress and the JD(U) have already given a notice for the suspension of the Question Hour in Rajya Sabha to discuss the black money issue.
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PM Narendra Modi Asks Opposition To Back State-Funded Polls In 'Crusade' Against Black Money
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday sought the opposition's cooperation on demonetisation, asserting that the government has launched a "crusade" against corruption and black money with the decision to ban 500 and 1000 rupee notes.
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Black Money Debate: Not a Question of Whether to Disclose Names, But When to Do So, Says Arun Jaitley
As Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defended the government's position against a concerted Opposition attack on untaxed or black money stashed away in foreign accounts, the Congress, followed by the Trinamool Congress and then the Left walked out of the Rajya Sabha saying they were dissatisfied with his reply. (Watch Finance Minister's Reply in Rajya ...
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Black Money Debate: Country Has Been Misled, Says Congress
Speaking first in a debate on untaxed or black money, the main opposition Congress today accused the ruling BJP of using the issue as a political tool "to acquire power" and reneging on its election promise of bringing back crores stashed away by Indians parked in accounts abroad.
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Black Money Issue to be Spearhead of Opposition Attack in Parliament
The Opposition parties have decided to show a united front in Parliament tomorrow to corner the ruling NDA on the issue of repatriation of black money. The Trinamool Congress and the JD(U) have already given a notice for the suspension of the Question Hour in Rajya Sabha to discuss the black money issue.
