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Originally posted by ramar2005
Now probably for the final saga of the coalgate shows a happy ending with the mine owned states have started getting Rs.52,610 crores from the auction of just 11 blocks.
May be Naveen Jindal should rename his company Jindal Street Power.
From 1500 million to 155 million where did the money go in selling these 1350 million tonnes. If somebody would hang them upside down the coins may pour down from their shirt pockets i.e., the country's stolen wealth hidden in tax havens.
Modi till now has disappointed us nor is he likely to taken on the robbers.
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The latest on the Coalgate is that MMS has been 'ordered' to appear in special CBI court.
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/coal-block-case-manmohan-singh-ex-coal-secy-parakh-hindalco-officials-summoned-as-accused/
In a striking or stinking show of solidarity, whichever way the people of India would take this, Sonia and other Congress leaders marched to MMS house and assured him of their support.
MMS with his Mr.Clean image still intact would not want Vadra's mother-in-law and her cronies nowhere near his house.
The former Finance Minister Chidambaram would also be happy to know that the 'Mother Earth' from various states like Chatisgarh, Odisha, Bengal etc., has donated as much as 200,000 crores by way of coal block auctions.
The auction of spectrum has also crossed 100,000 crores mark.
Chidambaram's alliance partner in the UPA, Mr. Karunanidhi must be very upset that he is now not in alliance with BJP, like during ABV days. Otherwise, he would have truck loads of advice on how to do expenditure on the 3 lac crores.
However, one thing that irks is why when dozens of coal blocks have been dished out to people like horse traders or real estate agents by the UPA, why CBI should pick on this rather genuine beneficiary of Birla/Hindalco. May be they want their former chief to get away with a minimum court stricture.
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