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BJP, Congress Spar Over Chidambaram's Letter on Lalit Modi
A day after NDTV accessed correspondence between the United Progressive Alliance government and the British authorities to bring back Lalit Modi to India, a war of words has broken out between the Congress and the BJP over bringing back the disgraced cricket boss.
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India Sought Lalit Modi's Deportation in 2013, Chidambaram's Letter Shows
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram had written to the United Kingdom two years ago calling for the deportation of disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi over allegations of money laundering, a letter accessed by NDTV has shown.
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Lalit Modi Linked to Prince Charles's Elephant Charity: Report
Indian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi, against whom a non-bailable warrant has been issued in a case of money laundering, gave at least $30,000 to a charity set up to protect elephants in India, headed by Britain's Prince Charles, a media report said today.
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Passport Issue: Government Says it Did Not File Appeal Against Lalit Modi and 4 Others
Disgraced IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is among four people against whom the government did not file appeal against the orders of lower courts for issue of passports, said the Centre.
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3 Weeks to Appear in India? Not That I Know of, Tweets Lalit Modi
Tainted cricket mogul Lalit Modi, who left India in 2010 amid a retinue of corruption charges, has reportedly been given three weeks to appear in Mumbai for interrogation in a money-laundering case that accuses him of accepting a kickback of nearly Rs 125 crore in exchange for awarding the broadcast rights of the Indian Premier League, which he fou...
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Probe Into Lalit Modi-Dushyant Singh Deal Will Continue, Says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said assessing authorities in India would continue to do their job with regard to the probe into the over Rs 11 crore transaction between Dushyant Singh and Lalit Modi while asserting that his remarks on this issue were misinterpreted.
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No Wrongdoing by Sushma Swaraj in Lalit Modi Case, says Law Minister Sadananda Gowda
Union Law Minister D V Sadananda Gowda today said External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's helping Lalit Modi was purely on humanitarian grounds and there was no sort of "collusion with matters pertaining to corruption."
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Really, RSS? Help to Lalit Modi is Nationalism?
The noose is tightening and the myth is breaking. The Lalit Modi saga is getting bigger and murkier.
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The Hush-Hush Clause in Lalit Modi's Case That Could Hurt Vasundhara Raje
Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje is precariously placed with allegations that she provided secret support for cricket boss Lalit Modi when he asked the UK for citizenship.
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BJP's Dilemma Centred on Whether to Defend Vasundhara Raje
Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje may have to fend for herself in a scandal around corruption-tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi. BJP sources say her alleged secret witness statement in favour of Lalit Modi's immigration papers, if found true, can be seriously damaging and even be the possible grounds for her removal.
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BJP, Congress Spar Over Chidambaram's Letter on Lalit Modi
A day after NDTV accessed correspondence between the United Progressive Alliance government and the British authorities to bring back Lalit Modi to India, a war of words has broken out between the Congress and the BJP over bringing back the disgraced cricket boss.
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India Sought Lalit Modi's Deportation in 2013, Chidambaram's Letter Shows
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram had written to the United Kingdom two years ago calling for the deportation of disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi over allegations of money laundering, a letter accessed by NDTV has shown.
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Lalit Modi Linked to Prince Charles's Elephant Charity: Report
Indian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi, against whom a non-bailable warrant has been issued in a case of money laundering, gave at least $30,000 to a charity set up to protect elephants in India, headed by Britain's Prince Charles, a media report said today.
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Passport Issue: Government Says it Did Not File Appeal Against Lalit Modi and 4 Others
Disgraced IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is among four people against whom the government did not file appeal against the orders of lower courts for issue of passports, said the Centre.
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3 Weeks to Appear in India? Not That I Know of, Tweets Lalit Modi
Tainted cricket mogul Lalit Modi, who left India in 2010 amid a retinue of corruption charges, has reportedly been given three weeks to appear in Mumbai for interrogation in a money-laundering case that accuses him of accepting a kickback of nearly Rs 125 crore in exchange for awarding the broadcast rights of the Indian Premier League, which he fou...
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Probe Into Lalit Modi-Dushyant Singh Deal Will Continue, Says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said assessing authorities in India would continue to do their job with regard to the probe into the over Rs 11 crore transaction between Dushyant Singh and Lalit Modi while asserting that his remarks on this issue were misinterpreted.
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No Wrongdoing by Sushma Swaraj in Lalit Modi Case, says Law Minister Sadananda Gowda
Union Law Minister D V Sadananda Gowda today said External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's helping Lalit Modi was purely on humanitarian grounds and there was no sort of "collusion with matters pertaining to corruption."
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Really, RSS? Help to Lalit Modi is Nationalism?
The noose is tightening and the myth is breaking. The Lalit Modi saga is getting bigger and murkier.
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The Hush-Hush Clause in Lalit Modi's Case That Could Hurt Vasundhara Raje
Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje is precariously placed with allegations that she provided secret support for cricket boss Lalit Modi when he asked the UK for citizenship.
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BJP's Dilemma Centred on Whether to Defend Vasundhara Raje
Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje may have to fend for herself in a scandal around corruption-tainted cricket boss Lalit Modi. BJP sources say her alleged secret witness statement in favour of Lalit Modi's immigration papers, if found true, can be seriously damaging and even be the possible grounds for her removal.
