SC appoints SIT to prob black money issue

Monday, July 04, 2011: The Supreme Court on Monday set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe black money stashed abroad by Indian citizens. The committee will be headed by former Apex Court Judge BP Jeevan Reddy.
Besides Justice Reddy, who will be the chairman of the SIT, the apex court also appointed its former judge, Justice MB Shah as the vice-chairman of the panel.
A bench comprising justices B Sudershan Reddy and SS Nijjar directed that the High-Level Committee (HLC) constituted by the government to look into the issue of black money would “forthwith” be a part of the SIT.
The bench also directed the government to disclose the names of all the persons who have been issued show cause notices by the authorities in connection with the probe into the black money issue.

1 comment:

Dinesh said...

SC must also involve RAW, IB etc to investigate in this Black Money transactions because it's a direct attack by CORRUPTS and ANTI-NATIONALS on Indian Economy. It's a Syndicate of Indian Criminals who are in the the Mask of Political Leaders. Death Penalty must be imposed on this TRAITORS. If TEHALKA could come out of selected couple of Gujju Businessman names, why Govt is hiding the others?