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What does this sort of news say about India?
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A man peeks through the entrance gate of 2010 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi's residence during a raid by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials and Indian police office in New Delhi on December 24, 2010.
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Journalists are seen at the entrance gate of 2010 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi's residence during a raid by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials and Indian police office in New Delhi on December 24, 2010.
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Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials and Indian police office are seen during a raid on Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi's residence in New Delhi on December 24, 2010. Indian police raided the homes of Kalmadi and his personal secretary Manoj Bhore as part of a probe into graft allegations that surrounded the 2010 Commonwealth Games. The Games, which were held in Delhi in October, were hit by claims of massive financial irregularities as the budget ballooned to an estimated six billion dollars.
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Chief Organiser of the New Delhi Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi, speaks to media in New Delhi on December 24, 2010. Indian police raided the homes of the chief organiser of the New Delhi Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi, as part of a probe into graft allegations that surrounded the event. The Games, which were held in Delhi in October, 2010 were hit by claims of massive financial irregularities as the budget ballooned to an estimated six billion dollars. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh set up a panel after the Games concluded to investigate graft claims and two other government bodies are also running separate probes.
Corruption 101 - you must at least ensured that the over budgeted projects are on time and meet the standards after you got the $. No cock ups.
Also, this joker even mentioned that the Commonwealth games was better than the Beijing Olympics. That was a political faux pas. And it allowed the media to recompare the 2 events.
Lets see if he gets off scot free.
Also, this joker even mentioned that the Commonwealth games was better than the Beijing Olympics. That was a political faux pas. And it allowed the media to recompare the 2 events.
Lets see if he gets off scot free.
These Indians will never learn, they have too much pride but too little accomplishments to show for. They'd rather lie, cheat and backstab their way just to achieve their pride, it's almost like an objective ingrained in them from young. I don't know if its the culture or its in their blood.
But having said that, I have to admit that India is fucking lucky to have Manmohan Singh as their Prime Minister. He is pretty solid.
But having said that, I have to admit that India is fucking lucky to have Manmohan Singh as their Prime Minister. He is pretty solid.
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So what if this shit skin has been caught lying? He'll still deny it just like that stupid iraqi disinformation minister.
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India policeman 'shoots himself to win award'
23 Mar 2011
A policeman in India has shot himself in an alleged attempt to win a bravery award, officials say.
Mahesh Rajguru, who was on duty outside a politician's house in the northern state of Rajasthan, is recovering from his injuries in hospital.
Mr Rajguru initially said six unidentified men had shot at him outside the house in Jaipur.
But, when questioned further, he told police that he "had shot himself to claim a gallantry award".
Mr Rajguru apparently claimed that the men had shot at him and escaped in a car after the "attack" on Sunday night.
"Senior officials rushed to the spot and found his statements and crime scene suspicious," Additional Commissioner of Jaipur police Arun Macya told the Press Trust of India news agency.
"He confessed that no such incident which he had narrated took place and he shot himself just to claim a gallantry award by showing bravery."
In his initial statement to the police quoted by The Times of India newspaper, Mr Rajguru claimed the men "started firing as soon as they spotted me".
"A bullet hit my stomach... When I screamed, they ran outside and again opened fire while getting into a car parked outside. Two more bullets hit my shoulders."
Reports said the empty cartridges found at the site of the incident belonged to Mr Rajguru's gun.
23 Mar 2011
A policeman in India has shot himself in an alleged attempt to win a bravery award, officials say.
Mahesh Rajguru, who was on duty outside a politician's house in the northern state of Rajasthan, is recovering from his injuries in hospital.
Mr Rajguru initially said six unidentified men had shot at him outside the house in Jaipur.
But, when questioned further, he told police that he "had shot himself to claim a gallantry award".
Mr Rajguru apparently claimed that the men had shot at him and escaped in a car after the "attack" on Sunday night.
"Senior officials rushed to the spot and found his statements and crime scene suspicious," Additional Commissioner of Jaipur police Arun Macya told the Press Trust of India news agency.
"He confessed that no such incident which he had narrated took place and he shot himself just to claim a gallantry award by showing bravery."
In his initial statement to the police quoted by The Times of India newspaper, Mr Rajguru claimed the men "started firing as soon as they spotted me".
"A bullet hit my stomach... When I screamed, they ran outside and again opened fire while getting into a car parked outside. Two more bullets hit my shoulders."
Reports said the empty cartridges found at the site of the incident belonged to Mr Rajguru's gun.
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CWG Scam: Kalmadi asks why just me?
ET Bureau, Mar 16, 2011
Chief Organiser of the New Delhi Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi : Why just me?
Suresh Kalmadi gestures as he leaves The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Office in New Delhi on March 15, 2011. Suspended Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi was today questioned by the CBI for the second time in connection with alleged scams related to the conduct of the sporting extravaganza which took place in the Indian capital in October 2010.
NEW DELHI: Suresh Kalmadi, the sacked chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, was subjected to a protracted questioning by CBI on irregularities committed in various spheres related to the Games.
Kalmadi was ushered into the CBI headquarters at around 11 am and remained there till late evening. CBI sources said that Kalmadi was questioned about cases already registered against the OC in the AM Films, AM Cars and Vans and TSR contracts and other aspects of the Games, including merchandising, catering, CWG Village and accreditation. The investigating agency has detected huge irregularities in contracts awarded in all these areas.
"Various questions had remained unanswered. Kalmadi is being grilled on all these issues,'' CBI sources said. His examining is considered crucial for CBI to 'fill in the blanks'.
Coming out of the CBI headquarters, Kalmadi reiterated what he has been maintaining all along - that he was not solely responsible for the decisions taken and that all involved must be questioned.
Kalmadi, who is the Pune Congress MP, had been interrogated on January 5 and confronted with vital evidences on allegations of corruption in various contracts dished out by the OC. Kalmadi had remained on the denial mode all through then. He, subsequently claimed CBI could not find anything incriminating against him.
CBI had on December 24 conducted raids at Kalmadi's residences in the Capital, Pune and Mumbai, besides the OC headquarters. They had sealed lockers installed in his Pune residence, the contents of which were scrutinised later.
"Kalmadi was called by CBI for questioning today that is why he is here,'' his lawyer Hitesh Jain told newspersons. His associates on the Organising Committee, former secretary-general Lalit Bhanot and former director-general VK Verma, have already been arrested in the TSR scam. The CBI has, however, been unable to nail their boss.
The Pune Congress MP has accused CBI of launching a witch-hunt against him and his erstwhile colleagues. "I am surprised why officials of the OC are being called by investigating agencies. No decision was taken by any individual. There was a financial committee, financial sub-committee and executive committee. Central government secretaries were also part of the decision-taking bodies,'' he had said in Ranchi last month. "It was a collective decision of the committees and no individual took any decision, then why officials of OC are only being targeted,'' he had said.
ET Bureau, Mar 16, 2011
Chief Organiser of the New Delhi Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi : Why just me?
Suresh Kalmadi gestures as he leaves The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Office in New Delhi on March 15, 2011. Suspended Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi was today questioned by the CBI for the second time in connection with alleged scams related to the conduct of the sporting extravaganza which took place in the Indian capital in October 2010.
NEW DELHI: Suresh Kalmadi, the sacked chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, was subjected to a protracted questioning by CBI on irregularities committed in various spheres related to the Games.
Kalmadi was ushered into the CBI headquarters at around 11 am and remained there till late evening. CBI sources said that Kalmadi was questioned about cases already registered against the OC in the AM Films, AM Cars and Vans and TSR contracts and other aspects of the Games, including merchandising, catering, CWG Village and accreditation. The investigating agency has detected huge irregularities in contracts awarded in all these areas.
"Various questions had remained unanswered. Kalmadi is being grilled on all these issues,'' CBI sources said. His examining is considered crucial for CBI to 'fill in the blanks'.
Coming out of the CBI headquarters, Kalmadi reiterated what he has been maintaining all along - that he was not solely responsible for the decisions taken and that all involved must be questioned.
Kalmadi, who is the Pune Congress MP, had been interrogated on January 5 and confronted with vital evidences on allegations of corruption in various contracts dished out by the OC. Kalmadi had remained on the denial mode all through then. He, subsequently claimed CBI could not find anything incriminating against him.
CBI had on December 24 conducted raids at Kalmadi's residences in the Capital, Pune and Mumbai, besides the OC headquarters. They had sealed lockers installed in his Pune residence, the contents of which were scrutinised later.
"Kalmadi was called by CBI for questioning today that is why he is here,'' his lawyer Hitesh Jain told newspersons. His associates on the Organising Committee, former secretary-general Lalit Bhanot and former director-general VK Verma, have already been arrested in the TSR scam. The CBI has, however, been unable to nail their boss.
The Pune Congress MP has accused CBI of launching a witch-hunt against him and his erstwhile colleagues. "I am surprised why officials of the OC are being called by investigating agencies. No decision was taken by any individual. There was a financial committee, financial sub-committee and executive committee. Central government secretaries were also part of the decision-taking bodies,'' he had said in Ranchi last month. "It was a collective decision of the committees and no individual took any decision, then why officials of OC are only being targeted,'' he had said.
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Suresh Kalmadi (C), former chief organiser of the Delhi Commonwealth Games, arrives at a court in New Delhi April 26, 2011. Indian police arrested Kalmadi on Monday as part of a crackdown on corruption, embarrassing the government as it fights major state polls.
CWG scam: Suresh Kalmadi sent to 8-day police custody
Apr 26, 2011
NEW DELHI: Former chief of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Suresh Kalmadi was on Tuesday sent to eight days police custody by a city court here.
Kalmadi, who was arrested on Monday for alleged irregularities in awarding contracts for the October 2010 Games, had spent the night in CBI custody.
66-year-old Kalmadi has been accused of awarding illegal contracts to a Swiss firm for Timing-Scoring-Result system for the Games causing a loss of Rs 95 crore to the exchequer.
"I am granting him police custody till May 4," ordered Additional District Judge Talwant Singh.
The judge also said that during this period, Kalmadi "would be medically examined after every 48 hours and could also meet relatives and counsellors everyday for 40 minutes."
Kalmadi's arrival at the Patiala House court complex was very dramatic. An unemployed man flung a slipper at him as he was entering the complex escorted by a posse of policemen. The person, identified as Kapil Thakur, was immediately detained, police said.
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