The fact whether Rajiv Gandhi was guilty of
having received illicit Bofors money can be ascertained by the readers for
themselves from the book of Dr.
A.P. Mukherjee, former CBI Director in 1989-90. A news item, with
reference to his book “Unknown Facets of Rajiv Gandhi, Jyoti Basu and
Indrajit Gupta” is given below for the information of the
readers.
For more on this issue, readers may click on:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Rajiv-wanted-Bofors-payoffs-in-Congress-coffers-ex-CBI-chief-says/articleshow/25715189.cms
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http://www.firstpost.com/india/rajiv-gandhi-wanted-arms-deal-commissions-to-run-congress-ex-cbi-chief-1229423.html
Jounalist Chitra Subramaniam on the cover-up !
Solanki's notorious forgetfulness in Davos!
The then Union
Minister for External Affairs, Madhavsinh Solanki, had handed over a false and
fabricated note to the Swiss authorities in Davos with the intention of
scuttling proper investigation on the Bofors illicit money. When caught
red-handed he said without any sense of shame that he did not
know what that note contained but has just passed on that note to Swiss
authorities when it was given by some person with instructions to him to give
it to the Swiss authorities.
When asked who that person
was, Solanki said he could not remember.
Such a
patent lie on the part of the External Affairs Minister, had not only brought
shame to India but had also exposed the extent to which the
politicians collude with one another in their acts of treason. (More on The
Hindu 18.07.1992)
For more:
The Hindu 23.07.2008
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/court-restrained-from-proceeding-against-solanki/article1312482.ece
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http://www.rediff.com/news/mar/26bofors.htm
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