The country is facing dangerous situations. The PM is involved personally in ousting honest people like Rajan from system and relieving the goons like mallya and Subrato Roy.
Re: Rajan has been ousted by Modi due to Mallya and Subrato Roy
by FRANCIS DIAS on Jul 11, 2016 11:14 PM
Poor Mr. Subrato Roy. He could have easily gone away from India and like Mr. Mallya & Mr. Lalit Modi cocked a hoop at the Indian system. I would call him a true Nationalist who stayed in India and went to jail to pay for his illegal acts rather than running away from the law which he could easily have done. Mr. Mallya on the other was allowed by our political masters to run away from the country. He had openly said that he had given favours to everyone including the media.Being arrested would have caused major problems to the high & mighty.
Re: Re: Rajan has been ousted by Modi due to Mallya and Subrato R
by Ramendra Sinha on Jul 12, 2016 03:53 PM
Mr.Mallya never promoted sycophants and neither allowed his top officials to become his close confidants. He would rather treat them like paid servants and make them perform and deliver to expectation. Else he would fire them at will. In short he would ensure that every money spent on entertainment delivers instant favours.
That was in total contrast to what Mr.Roy did. Sycophants and yes-men are the people who are his close confidants and they are responsible for the entire mess up.
Before 2014, Mr.Roy was in London and he was lured to visit India. It was during his short visit to India that SEBI moved SC and got his passport impounded and passed an order preventing him from leaving the country. Subsequently thereafter SEBI filed a contempt case in SC which resulted in personal appearance before the SC. The sycophants once again influenced upon him to defy the orders of the SC, eventually resulting in his imprisonment.
This is not a matter of bad luck or coincidence. Neither Mr.Modi nor the courts nor SEBI is to blame. Mr.Roy's own trusted people conspired against him and also botched up the whole case only to full-fill their vested interests and are still continuing to do so while crores of stakeholders are staring at the grim reality of losing money and lively-hood.
