Scams in india 2012-2013
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The document summarizes several major scams that occurred in India between 2012-2013, including: 1) The FTIL scam involving fake investor accounts and Rs. 4,500 crore; 2) A coal mining scam resulting in estimated losses of Rs. 185591.34 crore from coal blocks allocated without auction; 3) A railway bribery scam where the railway minister's nephew accepted a Rs. 90 lakh bribe. 4) Other scams involved tax disputes, bribery in helicopter contracts, siphoning of health funds, solar panel fraud, illegal mining, and misappropriation of land and property funds. Corruption was allegedly involved in many of these scams.
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The document summarizes the 2G spectrum scam in India, where politicians and officials illegally undercharged mobile companies for licenses to create 2G subscriptions. Key points:
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This document summarizes India's 2G spectrum scam which occurred in 2008. Key points include:
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2) Former telecommunications minister A. Raja was found to have allotted 122 licenses in January 2008 at 2001 prices, with 85 being illegal.
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The 2G spectrum scam involved the Indian government underpricing mobile licenses and spectrum allocations in 2008, resulting in major losses to the Indian exchequer. Key figures like A. Raja, the then telecom minister, were accused of favoritism in allocating licenses and spectrum to ineligible companies at throwaway prices without proper auction. It is estimated that the scandal caused losses of over 1.76 lakh crore rupees to the Indian government. A. Raja and other telecom company heads were arrested and an investigation launched into the scandal.
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The 2G spectrum scam involved politicians, bureaucrats, and business executives undercharging mobile companies for licenses. Nine companies were given licenses for 122 2G subscriptions for far less than their market value, then resold partial ownership stakes in the companies for large profits. Key figures involved were A. Raja as Telecom Minister, corporate lobbyist Nira Radia, and executives from Reliance, Unitech Wireless, Swan Telecom, and others. The scam highlighted issues around conflicts of interest, abuse of power for personal gain, and an insufficiently empowered regulatory system.
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The document summarizes the 2G spectrum scam in India, where politicians and officials illegally undercharged mobile companies for licenses to create 2G subscriptions. Key points:
- In 2008, 122 licenses were granted at 2001 prices rather than auctioning them, resulting in an estimated loss of $29 billion to the government.
- Former telecom minister A. Raja ignored advice and flouted rules to benefit companies with no experience, like Unitech and Swan Telecom.
- Money was allegedly routed through shell companies to Kanimozhi, the daughter of a state chief minister, as a kickback for her party's support.
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The 2G spectrum scam involved the Indian government issuing 122 telecom licenses in 2008 to several companies at 2001 prices, resulting in a 1.76 lakh crore rupee shortfall. A. Raja, the then telecom minister, was accused of undervaluing 2G licenses which were then resold by companies at huge profits. The CAG, CBI, and CVC are investigating the scam, while several politicians, bureaucrats, and journalists are also under scrutiny for their alleged roles. The CPI(M) has demanded cancellation of licenses and a fresh auction to recover losses.
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This document summarizes India's 2G spectrum scam which occurred in 2008. Key points include:
1) The scam involved the Indian government underpricing spectrum licenses, showing favoritism to some companies, and allocating additional spectrum without meeting eligibility criteria, resulting in large losses to the exchequer.
2) Former telecommunications minister A. Raja was found to have allotted 122 licenses in January 2008 at 2001 prices, with 85 being illegal.
3) Major beneficiaries who received licenses included Unitech, Videocon, Etisalat, Sistema Shyam, and Reliance Communications.
4) The scam had major impacts, including a loss of Rs. 60,000
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The document summarizes India's 2G spectrum scam that occurred in 2008. It describes what 2G spectrum is, the role of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) in auditing the scam, and details how private telecom companies were allocated 2G licenses at substantially lower prices than they were worth, resulting in an estimated revenue loss of Rs. 1.76 lakh crores to the Indian government. It outlines the key individuals and corporations involved, including politicians like A. Raja, bureaucrats, lobbyists like Nira Radia, and telecom companies like Reliance Communications.
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The document provides an overview of the Coalgate scam in India, including:
1) The Coalgate scam involved the allocation of coal mining licenses by the Indian government between 2004-2009, with the CAG accusing the government of allocating blocks inefficiently and providing "undue benefits" to companies.
2) The CAG estimated that allocatees received a "windfall gain" of Rs. 185,591 crore, though the government disputes this cost estimate.
3) A total of 194 blocks were allocated during this period, with 44 billion metric tons of coal reserves distributed to public and private firms. This has led to allegations of corruption in the allocation process.
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1) The 2G spectrum scam involved the illegal undercharging of mobile phone companies for licenses. Former Telecom Minister A. Raja favored certain companies in exchange for benefits.
2) Raja resigned after investigations began. The CBI charged Raja and others with fraud and arrested several individuals.
3) The Satyam scandal occurred when its Chairman confessed to falsifying accounts, inflating cash balances and understating liabilities. Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam and the government took steps to support the company.
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This document summarizes some of the biggest corruption scandals in India, including the 2G spectrum scam, Commonwealth Games scam, Telgi scam, Satyam scam, Bofors scam, fodder scam, Hawala scandal, IPL scam, and stock market scams involving Harshad Mehta and Ketan Parekh that caused significant losses. It discusses how these scams involved high-level corruption and manipulation of funds, resulting in losses of thousands of crores of rupees in each case.
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2 g spectrum scam
The 2G spectrum scam involved Indian government officials undercharging mobile companies for licenses. This resulted in an estimated loss of 1.76 trillion rupees (US$38 billion) to the Indian exchequer. Key politicians like A. Raja and Manmohan Singh were involved in the scandal. Telecom corporations like Reliance Communications benefited from the underpriced licenses. The scandal broke in 2010 and led to investigations, arrests, and fallout in Indian stock markets.
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This document discusses corruption in India over several decades. It summarizes various corruption scams that have come to light through the press and judiciary. These include the Bofors gun deal, 2G spectrum scam, Commonwealth Games scam, and more. It discusses how proposed anti-corruption laws like the Lokpal bill have failed to pass. The document also examines the loss of tax revenues and bank loans due to corruption. It estimates that illegal financial flows have cost India nearly $500 billion over the past decades.
Corruption
Corruption is widespread in India and causes significant economic and social issues. Some key points:
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2) Factors driving corruption include monopolies, discretionary powers without accountability, political instability, and a weak bureaucracy. Billions of dollars have been lost to major scams over the years.
3) Corruption has serious negative implications, including loss of national wealth, hindered development, poverty, rise in crime and terrorism, and psychological/social issues. Unless addressed, the corruption scenario in India is unlikely to change significantly
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- 3. COAL MINING SCAM • coal blocks allotted, not auctioned, leading to estimated losses as per the Comptroller and Auditor General of India • 185591.34 Crore Rs Scam
- 4. RAILWAY BROBARY SCAM • Vijay Singhla , nephew of Indian Railway minister Pawan Kumar Bhansal was arrested in Chandigadh on 3rd may 2013 by CBI for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs. 90 lakh from Narayan Rao and Sandeep Goel on behalf Mahesh Kumar, a member of Indian Railway Board in order to get higher ranking position.
- 5. VODAFONE TAX SCANDAL • It involves 11,000 crore tax dispute case in India. • There were corruption charges on Kapil Sibbal because of law ministries U-turn to agree to consiliation in Vodafone tax case.
- 6. INDIAN HELICOPTR BRIBARY SCAM • Several Indian politicians and military officials have been accused of accepting bribes from AgustaWestland in order to win the 36 billion(US$550 million) Indian contract for the supply of 12 AgustaWestland AW101 helicopters; these helicopters are intended to perform VVIP duties for the President of India and other important state officials. • On 25 March 2013, India's Defence Minister A.K. Antony confirmed corruption allegations by stating : "Yes, corruption has taken place in the helicopter deal and bribes have been taken.
- 7. UTTER PRADESH NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION SCAM • Uttar Pradesh NRHM Scam is an alleged corruption scandal in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, in which top politicians and bureaucrats are alleged to have siphoned off a massive sum estimated at 100Million (US$1.5 billion)[1] from the National Rural Health Mission, a central government program meant to improve health care delivery in rural areas. At least five people are said to have been murdered in an attempt to coverup large-scale irregularities.[1][2] Several former ministers of then ruling party, Bahujan Samaj Party are being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation
- 8. 2013 KERALA SOLAR PANEL SCAM • 2013 Kerala solar panel scam involved a fraudulent solar energy company, Team Solar, in Kerala, India, which used two women to create political contacts with links even to the Chief Minister'soffice, duped several influential people to the tune of rupees7 crore, by offering to make them business partners, or by offering to install solar power units for them, and receiving advance payments for the same.
- 9. MHADA SCAM • Maharashtra Housing and Development Authority is an Indian organisation established in 1977. Since then, it has been engaged primarily in constructing and selling housing to low and middle income groups in urban and semi-urban areas. In Mumbai, it has constructed about 30,000 housing units. • Recently MHADA has come out with a low cost housing scheme offering 2,593 apartments in Mumbai and Mira Road in its May 2012 Lottery Scheme.
- 10. THE KARNATAKA LAND SCAM • The Karnataka Wakf Board Land Scam concerns the alleged misappropriation of 2000 billion (US$31 billion) in Indian property funds, made public by a report submitted by the Karnataka State Minorities Commission in 2012.
- 11. TAMIL NADU GRANITE SCAM • Granite scam is the scam in the state of Tamil nadu, India. This scam came to expose after former district collector of Madurai Mr.U. Sagayam wrote letter to the Principal Secretary of the State Industries Department on May 19,2012. In that, he had alleged major violations by many granite quarries in the Madurai district and had estimated a loss of more than sixteen thousand crore rupees to the state exchequer.[1] • The Illegal quarrying of granite in Madurai is a case that initiated during 2012 after the collector Sagayam sent his report to the Chief Minister's office reporting illegal quarrying in Madurai district.[2]The initial estimated report indicated illegal quarrying up to 16,000 cr.
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