The trail is too cold now, the reek,the odour, the scent, the stench and the smell are all long gone. So, the police dogs only barks around, not knowing what to follow or where to go.in our country, it is the ruling political dispensation of the day that decides the speed and direction of such high profile probes. Everyone knows why it took so long for this probe to reach even questioning stage. Any amount of questioning now is of no use as all evidences and witnesses would have been taken care of. there are so many criminal cases pending againstMahather and his cronies with investigations in some cases still going on
It is so sad to see the state of affairs in Malaysia, where corruption has become a malignant tumour. One can understand criminal politicians being illiterate indulging in mass looting and swindling. getting involved in these alleged crimes is just unbelievable!!!. Shame on these traitors of the country,What is the point of questioning after so many years of accusation? The accused are well prepared to answer your questions and witnesses are already corrected, illegal money are moved to foreign banks. By the time you complete your investigations they may be back to power. Who knows? All such stup!d things can only happen in our country because of stup!d systems
‘Only those who have plotted against Anwar need to worry.’
When opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang helm the federal government Mahathir is indeed afraid he would be put in jail Mahathir fears Anwar becoming PM because of the injustice he has done to Anwar. But I doubt anyone has an axe to grind with Mahathir anymore. He's just too old to bother with. has really lost it.The 51% who backed Pakatan voted, amongst others, for civil liberties and an end to the tyranny of the ISA (Internal Security Act). Mahathir is what is crudely described as a shit stirrer. Indeed, the term is custom-made for him.
The only thing that Mahathir, his children and cronies should fear is a free Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), an unbiased attorney-general and independent judiciary underpinned by a free and vibrant press that will ensure that those guilty of abuse of power, corruption and incitement to racial and religious hatred would be punished for their crimes.
.Dayanidhi Maran forced Aircel-Maxis deal, CBI tells court
Malaysian national Augustus Ralph Marshall and four firms--Sun Direct TV Pvt Ltd, Maxis Communication Berhad, Astro All Asia Network PLC and South Asia Entertainment Holding Ltd--as accused in the case. They have been chargesheeted for the offences punishable under section 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC and under relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act.
The CBI is probing the role of then finance minister P Chidambaram in allowing foreign investment by a Mauritius-based company, according to its chargesheet in the Aircel-Maxis deal
The Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) submission came in its recently-filed chargesheet against then communications minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi Maran, and Malaysian business tycoon T Ananda Krishnan and others. Dayanidhi Maran is chargd with using his influence to help Krishnan acquire Aircel by allegedly coercing its owner Sivasankaran to part with his stake.
The prosecutor told the court that there was enough evidence to proceed with the case and the documents filed by it along with the chargesheet would clarify the specific roles of all the accused. Alleging that Maran was clearly involved in criminality, CBI submitted that as soon as Maxis Group bought Sivasankaran's firms, all the pending issues were cleared by Dayanidhi Maran giving undue benefit to the Malaysian company. "If accused number one (Dayanidhi) had cleared all the issues and had given licences and spectrum to Sivasankaran's firms, then Maxis Group would have had to pay much more to buy the companies," CBI claimed.
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran, misused his official position to "pressurise" and "force" Chennai-based telecom promoter C Sivasankaran to sell his stakes in Aircel and two subsidiary firms to Malaysian firm Maxis Group in 2006, the CBI on Thursday told a special CBI court. "Accused number one (Dayanidhi Maran) forced Sivasankaran to sell his companies. He (Sivasankaran) sold his three firms to Malaysia's Maxis Communication Berhad, accused number six," the CBI told Special Judge OP Saini during arguments on consideration of chargesheet filed in the Aircel-Maxis deal case. The court fixed the matter for further arguments on September 22 saying, "Documents are voluminous and their perusual would take sometime. Put up for further arguments on cognisance on September 22."
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi have been questioned by the Enforcement Directorate at its office here in connection with money-laundering charges in the Aircel-Maxis bribery case related to the 2G spectrum scam.Besides the Maran brothers, the CBI chargesheeted Malaysian business tycoon T Ananda Krishnan, Malaysian national Augustus Ralph Marshall and four firms--Sun Direct TV Pvt Ltd, Maxis Communication Berhad, Astro All Asia Network PLC and South Asia Entertainment Holding Ltd--as accused in the case. They have been chargesheeted for the offences punishable under section 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC and under relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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‘Only those who have plotted against Anwar need to worry.’
When opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang helm the federal government Mahathir is indeed afraid he would be put in jail Mahathir fears Anwar becoming PM because of the injustice he has done to Anwar. But I doubt anyone has an axe to grind with Mahathir anymore. He's just too old to bother with. has really lost it.The 51% who backed Pakatan voted, amongst others, for civil liberties and an end to the tyranny of the ISA (Internal Security Act). Mahathir is what is crudely described as a shit stirrer. Indeed, the term is custom-made for him.
The only thing that Mahathir, his children and cronies should fear is a free Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), an unbiased attorney-general and independent judiciary underpinned by a free and vibrant press that will ensure that those guilty of abuse of power, corruption and incitement to racial and religious hatred would be punished for their crimes.
.Dayanidhi Maran forced Aircel-Maxis deal, CBI tells court
Malaysian national Augustus Ralph Marshall and four firms--Sun Direct TV Pvt Ltd, Maxis Communication Berhad, Astro All Asia Network PLC and South Asia Entertainment Holding Ltd--as accused in the case. They have been chargesheeted for the offences punishable under section 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC and under relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act.
The CBI is probing the role of then finance minister P Chidambaram in allowing foreign investment by a Mauritius-based company, according to its chargesheet in the Aircel-Maxis deal
The Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) submission came in its recently-filed chargesheet against then communications minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi Maran, and Malaysian business tycoon T Ananda Krishnan and others. Dayanidhi Maran is chargd with using his influence to help Krishnan acquire Aircel by allegedly coercing its owner Sivasankaran to part with his stake.
The prosecutor told the court that there was enough evidence to proceed with the case and the documents filed by it along with the chargesheet would clarify the specific roles of all the accused. Alleging that Maran was clearly involved in criminality, CBI submitted that as soon as Maxis Group bought Sivasankaran's firms, all the pending issues were cleared by Dayanidhi Maran giving undue benefit to the Malaysian company. "If accused number one (Dayanidhi) had cleared all the issues and had given licences and spectrum to Sivasankaran's firms, then Maxis Group would have had to pay much more to buy the companies," CBI claimed.
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran, misused his official position to "pressurise" and "force" Chennai-based telecom promoter C Sivasankaran to sell his stakes in Aircel and two subsidiary firms to Malaysian firm Maxis Group in 2006, the CBI on Thursday told a special CBI court. "Accused number one (Dayanidhi Maran) forced Sivasankaran to sell his companies. He (Sivasankaran) sold his three firms to Malaysia's Maxis Communication Berhad, accused number six," the CBI told Special Judge OP Saini during arguments on consideration of chargesheet filed in the Aircel-Maxis deal case. The court fixed the matter for further arguments on September 22 saying, "Documents are voluminous and their perusual would take sometime. Put up for further arguments on cognisance on September 22."
Former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanithi have been questioned by the Enforcement Directorate at its office here in connection with money-laundering charges in the Aircel-Maxis bribery case related to the 2G spectrum scam.Besides the Maran brothers, the CBI chargesheeted Malaysian business tycoon T Ananda Krishnan, Malaysian national Augustus Ralph Marshall and four firms--Sun Direct TV Pvt Ltd, Maxis Communication Berhad, Astro All Asia Network PLC and South Asia Entertainment Holding Ltd--as accused in the case. They have been chargesheeted for the offences punishable under section 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC and under relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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