Assange has now sent shock waves across India
New Delhi: Indian multi-millionaires are spending sleepless nights as reports said that Wikileaks would be exposing 2000 wealthy people having their unaccounted black money in Swiss Banks. The reports said some 40 Indians are on the list of Julian Assange.
BJP which has been demanding the government to talk to the Swiss government and have the list of Indians with black money in the Swiss banks has reiterated its demand of seizing the black money of Indians and spending it for public use.
Latest reports said that Wikileaks got the details of 2000 from a senior Swiss Bank retired executives. The reports said these 2000 persons could have evaded tax and were also possibly involved in criminal activity.
According to The New York TimesThe New York Times, Rudolf M. Elmer who ran the Caribbean operations of Swiss bank Julius Baer for eight years until he was dismissed in 2002, told the media at a news conference that about 40 companies and ‘Pillars of society’ were among the millionaires being exposed. He however refused to identify any of the individuals or companies. He told the Observer newspaper that those named in the documents come from the US, Britain, Germany, Austria and Asia and from all over. Reports said that Mr. Elmer handed two computer disks to Mr. Assange at the news confirence.
Assange however said it would take some more time for him to process the information and make it public.
New Delhi: Indian multi-millionaires are spending sleepless nights as reports said that Wikileaks would be exposing 2000 wealthy people having their unaccounted black money in Swiss Banks. The reports said some 40 Indians are on the list of Julian Assange.
BJP which has been demanding the government to talk to the Swiss government and have the list of Indians with black money in the Swiss banks has reiterated its demand of seizing the black money of Indians and spending it for public use.
Latest reports said that Wikileaks got the details of 2000 from a senior Swiss Bank retired executives. The reports said these 2000 persons could have evaded tax and were also possibly involved in criminal activity.
According to The New York TimesThe New York Times, Rudolf M. Elmer who ran the Caribbean operations of Swiss bank Julius Baer for eight years until he was dismissed in 2002, told the media at a news conference that about 40 companies and ‘Pillars of society’ were among the millionaires being exposed. He however refused to identify any of the individuals or companies. He told the Observer newspaper that those named in the documents come from the US, Britain, Germany, Austria and Asia and from all over. Reports said that Mr. Elmer handed two computer disks to Mr. Assange at the news confirence.
Assange however said it would take some more time for him to process the information and make it public.
I think it is because of the massive down turn of our economy on the past years.
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