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Adani wants stake in Mumbai Airport. GVK did not agree. So GVK pai CBI Case. :roflmao:b0di XXXXX politics ilage untayi.

Locked in a corporate battle with Adani, GVK Group booked by CBI over alleged Rs 805 cr MIAL corruption case

http://www.millenniumpost.in/big-stories/locked-in-a-corporate-battle-with-adani-gvk-group-booked-by-cbi-over-alleged-rs-805-cr-mial-corruption-case-411604

New Delhi: Locked in a fierce legal battle with Adani Properties over acquiring a 13.5 per cent stake in the Joint Venture Company that runs Mumbai International Airport Limited, GVK Group has now suddenly been booked by the CBI in an alleged corruption case involving the misappropriation of over Rs 805 crore of funds belonging to the public exchequer by way of alleged bogus deals and expense inflation.

https://www.bloombergquint.com/business/battle-for-mial-arbitration-tribunal-restrains-adanis-from-buying-bidvest-stake

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CBI and ED will lose their value! Oka vaipu Jagan cases okka inch kooda kadalalaaaa..... compare chesthey..... before 2014 and after 2014..... post 2014 not even one inch progress in Javan’s cases. Malleee ellu neetulu cheptaaaru.... labbeeee sannasulu!

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30 minutes ago, sskmaestro said:

CBI and ED will lose their value! Oka vaipu Jagan cases okka inch kooda kadalalaaaa..... compare chesthey..... before 2014 and after 2014..... post 2014 not even one inch progress in Javan’s cases. Malleee ellu neetulu cheptaaaru.... labbeeee sannasulu!

We have such insane people in db who belong to Ap and do bhajana for B odi...what more can we say?

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14 minutes ago, Rajakeeyam said:

13.5% stake tho poye dhaniki ippudu exit stage aa. Asale GVK Bangalore nunchi exit ayyi mumbai ki set cheddam money ani chusindhi, but it is also under pressure for raising debt and falling revenues for Mumbai Airport, entha ki deal set chesaro.

GVK ki entha Loss?? 

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1 hour ago, Rajakeeyam said:

13.5% stake tho poye dhaniki ippudu exit stage aa. Asale GVK Bangalore nunchi exit ayyi mumbai ki set cheddam money ani chusindhi, but it is also under pressure for raising debt and falling revenues for Mumbai Airport, entha ki deal set chesaro.

amayakudi la unnave.. You think adani just want 13.5% stake... loll.. what will he do without control..

his intention to do a hostile takeover

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1 hour ago, Raaz@NBK said:

GVK vadi tappulu vunnai ani talk.. 

Business edi aina thappulu common...allu edo desanni dosthunattu buildup ekkuva sindi,..bussiness india lo worst to the core...govt is looting from them but not helping...naa experience cheputha okka 3c project cost apartment kadithey app ga govt ki 1c elthundi via different means but inreturn no help from government...and more than that torturing with itetc..apart from public listed..pvt ltd companies rules marchakapothe...ee bussiness man aina sankka nakatame

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2 hours ago, Chandasasanudu said:

Business edi aina thappulu common...allu edo desanni dosthunattu buildup ekkuva sindi,..bussiness india lo worst to the core...govt is looting from them but not helping...naa experience cheputha okka 3c project cost apartment kadithey app ga govt ki 1c elthundi via different means but inreturn no help from government...and more than that torturing with itetc..apart from public listed..pvt ltd companies rules marchakapothe...ee bussiness man aina sankka nakatame

Totally agree.. 

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US Federal agency FinCEN Reports that NY bank flags transfers of more than $6.2 billion dollars to Adani from Seychelles

Adani Gobal PTE, the Singapore-based global arm of the Adani Group, crops up in a clutch of Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) filed to FinCEN, the top US financial watchdog, that red-flag the subject of shell companies and their use in money laundering activities in the tax haven of Seychelles.

One lists “suspicious” transactions to and from “shell-like” entities in Seychelles between 2005 and 2014 with total remittances at $6.24 billion. The next year, another SAR filed by BNYM reported 1,241 fresh transactions worth $105 million carried out in January alone. In a single year $6.3 billion dollars worth of black money became white from seychells. 

https://indianexpress.com/article/express-exclusive/fincen-files-in-alert-on-shell-firms-ny-bank-flags-transfers-to-adani-from-seychelles-6605352/

 

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On 9/8/2020 at 10:58 AM, Raaz@NBK said:

AP nakipoyina parledhu.. idhemi patriotism oo ardham kavadam ledhu :lol2:

US Financial Watchdog investigation lo telindi enti ante Adani transferred $6.2 bllion dollars of black money from Seychells via US Banks in to Singapore then to India. paina link vesa. Deenine pakodanomics antaru. 😂

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9 hours ago, LuvNTR said:

US Financial Watchdog investigation lo telindi enti ante Adani transferred $6.2 bllion dollars of black money from Seychells via US Banks in to Singapore then to India. paina link vesa. Deenine pakodanomics antaru. 😂

 Vaaaru puneethulu...!

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9 hours ago, LuvNTR said:

US Financial Watchdog investigation lo telindi enti ante Adani transferred $6.2 bllion dollars of black money from Seychells via US Banks in to Singapore then to India. paina link vesa. Deenine pakodanomics antaru. 😂

One more USA tour is on the cards for our PM to sort out this issue 🤣🤣

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NGT Orders Removal of Illegally constructed Storage Tanks Set for Edible Oil as they violating environmental rules

How the Modi government tweaked environmental laws to facilitate an Adani-backed project

 

On 30 September 2020, India’s National Green Tribunal ordered a company that is part owned by the Adani Group to remove storage tanks for edible oils from a coastal zone in the country’s south-east. The National Green Tribunal is effectively India’s environment protection authority. It ordered the removal of the plant because it found that it had been established illegally. This story presents evidence of the ‘tweaking’ of environmental rules by the Indian government to enable the development to proceed, despite being incompatible with the area’s zoning and the associated risks to the adjacent marine environment.

The National Green Tribunal, in ordering the removal of tanks and pipeline, also fined the company the equivalent of AUD $50,000. It is not yet known whether the company will appeal the decision. (In India, the term ‘clearance’ means ‘approval’ when pertaining to planning procedures.)

Background on the Adani Group’s involvement with the devastating palm-oil industry can be found here, and recent developments regarding import of palm oil into India can be found here.

Did the Modi government tweak environmental laws to facilitate an edible-oil firm – which is partly owned by business tycoon Gautam Adani – to obtain a mandatory approval in an illegal manner? India’s premier court in environmental litigations, the National Green Tribunal, has scrapped the clearance (approval) under rules that regulate activities along the country’s sea coasts.

In a judgment delivered on 30 September 2020, the National Green Tribunal directed the firm to dismantle structures that had been constructed, even before getting the clearance, along India’s south-east coast near the Ennore port in Chennai for transportation and storage of imported edible oil.

The project comprises a pipeline and a transit-storage terminal. The pipeline is over 4.5 kilometers in length – from the port to the storage terminal in Tondiarpet village in Chennai – and has a diameter of 25 cm. Five storage tanks with capacities of 1720 KL, 1442 KL, 1281KL, 855 KL and 7527 KL have been installed for handling and transit of edible oil at the transit terminal.

A penalty of nearly AUD $50,000 was also imposed upon the firm that is based in Chennai, the capital city of the southern state of Tamil Nadu. The clearance that was scrapped by the National Green Tribunal had been provided to the private firm in March last year after amending the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification, 2011.

The CRZ Notification, 2011, framed by India’s erstwhile Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, contains rules to regulate human activities, primarily those of a commercial and industrial nature, along the country’s 7500-kilometer coastline.

The firm in question, KTV Health Food Private Limited, is a 50:50 joint venture between Adani Wilmar Limited and the Chennai-based KTV Health Foods Private Limited India. In addition, documents obtained by the author detailing the corporate ownership of KTV indicate Adani Wilmar’s 50% holding in the company. Adani Wilmar is a joint venture between India’s Adani Group (the group’s patriarch, Gautam Adani, is a close associate of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi) and the Singapore-based agrobusiness Wilmar International. The group manufactures and markets ‘Fortune’, a leading brand of edible oil in India, apart from Rag vanaspati and palmolein. It sells more than a million tons of edible oils in India each year.

https://www.adaniwatch.org/how_the_modi_government_tweaked_environmental_laws_to_facilitate_an_adani_backed_project

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