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- Cash scam case: Court reserves order on framing of chargesA Delhi court reserved its order on framing of charges in the 2008 cash-for-vote-scam case involving former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Sin...
- 2008 cash-for-vote scam: Court defers order on chargeA Delhi court deferred pronouncement of order on framing of charges in the 2008 cash-for-vote scam, involving Amar Singh and two BJP MPs.
- 2008 cashscam: Amar Singh seeks discharge"No charge can be framed against me. There is no inducement from my end to bring MPs to cross-vote in lieu of money."
- Cash-for-vote scam: Sudheendra Kulkarni appears before courtSenior BJP leader L K Advani's former aide Sudheendra Kulkarni today appeared before a Delhi court in response to its summons for his alleg...
- Cash-for vote-scam: Advani dares government to arrest himAdvani objected to his party members, Faggan Singh Kulaste and Mahavir Singh Bhagora, being sent to jail in connection with Cash-for-vote-s...
- Cash-for-vote scam: Delhi Police to examine Amar Singh, Sudheendra KulkarniAmar Singh, alleged to have played a key role in the cash-for-vote scam during a 2008 trust vote, may soon be examined by the Delhi Police.
- Broader probe needed to remove cash-for-vote stigma: LeftThe Left parties said a broader investigation into the cash-for-vote scandal alone can remove the taint on the democratic institution.
- BJP tried to sell MPs & entrap Cong: ReportA report in a news magazine on the TV sting operation in 2008 came in handy for Congress to drive home its point that it was “orchestrated”...
- Wikileaks India: PM says no one from Cong, govt bought votesManmohan Singh told Parliament on Friday that no member of the Congress or the coalition govt bought votes during 2008 confidence vote.
- RLD rubbishes WikiLeaks claim on MPs being bribed in 2008Dubbing as "utterly baseless" the latest WikiLeaks claim of MPs being bribed ahead of the crucial 2008 trust vote, RLD chief Ajit Singh tod...
- Wikileaks India: Congress paid Rs 10 cr to RLD MPs for confidence voteRLD chief Ajit Singh denied allegations of pay-offs and said the party voted against the government since it was against nuclear deal.
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