Aircel Sale To Maxis

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  Aircel-Maxis Report In Court Includes P Chidambaram's Role. What He Said

  Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said that in 2006 he approved the sale of telecom company Aircel to a Malaysian group "in the normal course of business." The deal is being investigated for money-laundering and corruption by the CBI as well as the Enforcement Directorate or ED, which handles financial crimes.

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  Aircel Maxis Case: Just No Proof, Says Judge, Ending Corruption Case Against Dayanidhi Maran

  Former union minister Dayanidhi Maran will not be tried for alleged corruption, a Delhi judge ruled today in what is known as the Aircel-Maxis case.

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  Supreme Court Seeks Reply On Plea To Stop Aircel-Maxis From Selling Spectrum

  It has been alleged that Marans had coerced C Sivasankaran, then owner of Aircel, to sell his shares to T Ananda Krishnan, who was the promotor of Malaysian company, Maxis.

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  Fixed Deposits, Properties Taken Illegally, Says Ex-Union Minister Dayanidhi Maran

  Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has said that assets belonging to his family - including a fixed deposit worth Rs 100 crore - have been illegally taken by authorities who have accused him of money-laundering nearly Rs 750 crore that was allegedly paid to him as a bribe while he was Telecom Minister for engineering the sale of telecom Aircel...

• Aircel-Maxis Deal: CBI Files Charge-sheet Naming Marans

  Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi and six others were charge-sheeted by the CBI today in the case of an alleged kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.

• Enough Evidence to Prosecute Dayanidhi Maran, Centre tells CBI: Sources

  The Centre has reportedly told the Central Bureau of Investigation that there is enough evidence to chargesheet former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran in the case of a kickback or quid pro quo in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006.

• May have to close case against Dayanidhi Maran, Malaysia concealing facts, says CBI

  The CBI has told the Supreme Court that it may have to close its corruption case against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran because it has not found evidence in India of a kickback or quid pro quo to the politician in the sale of telecom firm Aircel to the Maxis Group in 2006. The agency said that if Malaysia does not supply more information, ...

• Aircel-Maxis deal: Plunge dagger in my heart, but don't question integrity, says Chidambaram

  As promised, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Parliament targeted union minister P Chidambaram over the sale of telecom firm Aircel in 2006 to a company from Malaysia named Maxis. At the time, Mr Chidambaram was the Finance Minister.