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Money laundering: New cases pop up even as old one drags


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chanakya maurya
They just cannot be stopped.
by chanakya maurya on Mar 15, 2013 03:47 PM

They have just grown too big to listen to anybody.

They are like fiscal talibans.

The politician reared them.

The politician will fine them.

They can afford the peanut fines.

They perhaps make more than sufficient provision for the fines.

The kerb must be gifting them substantially.

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subrata banerjee
VERY SOON PUBLIC WILL FIND PRIVATE BANKS ARE DANE OF CORRUPTION
by subrata banerjee on Mar 15, 2013 03:44 PM

Interested businessmen, industrial houses, privileged class of people and Indian stock market became extremely excited and happy as soon as our honble finance minister sri chidambaram announced to allow private businessmen to run a private bank if they possess a poorest poor initial fund of Rs.500 crores only. Here lies the intention of the present government to dash the entire indian public to the jaws of dragons who will run small private banks and shall be ready to cheat their esteemed custonmers by engaging themselves in illegal activities like private and foreign banks who do not bother the interest of oridinary customers. THE OLD HISTORY OF RUNNING OUT OF BANKS IS COMING SOON TO RUIN OUR INDIAN PUBLIC

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