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Mulayam's assets case: SC pulls up CBI for flip-flop

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    • Agencies Tags : nation, cbi, mulayam, flip flop Posted: Tuesday , Jan 06, 2009 at 1801 hrs
    Mulayam
    A Bench headed by Justice Altamas Kabir expressed surprise over the CBI's decision.

    "We do not want CBI to become an instrument of the Central Government," the judge observed and repeatedly asked Additional Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium ‘why you (CBI) want to withdraw the application (earlier application) seeking to file the report before the court’.

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    DEATH PENALTY FOR CORRUPTION IS A MUSTBy: n.krishna | 07-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward HE IS A THIEF OF PUBLIC MONEY. SO IS MOST OF OUR POLITICIANS. WE SHOULD ASK SWISS BANKS TO REVEAL THE NAMES OF INDIANS HOARDING ILLEGAL WEALTHE THERE AND ALSO MAKE DEATH PENALTY MANDATORY FOR ILLEGALLY TAKING OUT OUR NATIONAL WEALTH TO OUTSIDE INDIA OR STEALING INSIDE INDIA.
    Medical Education By: Dr.Chandra Prakash | 06-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Hon.Supreme court is requested to start a suo motto case against law or other ministry official who prevailed on CBI to change their stand. It is not only who commits an illegal act but also who conspires is also guilty. The whole nation looks toward Hon. Supreme court for curbing corruption by high ups.
    Assasination of democracy by Congress and Sonia GandhiBy: Jatin Patel | 06-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward This is an example of elected badshahi. Congress has mastered it and Sonia Gandhi owns it today.
    Incredible corrupt IndiaBy: corruptioninindia.org | 06-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward For comprehensive corruption-in-india info, visit and contribute to "not for profit" website corruptioninindia.org
    aboveBy: BRPATEL | 06-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Both Mulayam
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