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Italy's Top Court Orders Retrial Of Ex-Finmeccanica Executives In VVIP Chopper Case
Italy's highest court has ordered a re-trial of former top executives at defence group Leonardo Finmeccanica over allegations of bribery in a 2010 contract to provide a dozen VVIP helicopters to India.
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AgustaWestland Bribery Scam: CBI Team Returns From Italy
A two-member CBI team visited Italy recently and collected details in the AugustaWestland VVIP Helicopter deal case from key police and legal officials there who had probed the graft allegations there.
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'Italy May Out PM Modi Meeting If...': Agusta Middleman's New Claim To NDTV
Italy will out a private conversation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi where he allegedly asked for information against Sonia Gandhi if Delhi does not release an Italian marine arrested for murder, claims Christian Michel, who allegedly served as a middleman for a corrupt helicopter deal struck when Mrs Gandhi's party, the Congress, was last in powe...
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Have To Protect Gandhis To Protect Myself: Agusta Middleman To NDTV
An alleged middleman who India is desperate to question for the corrupt AgustaWestland deal has confirmed to NDTV that in 2008, he did describe Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in a letter as "the driving force" of the decision to acquire new helicopters for use by top politicians when her party was last in power.
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From PM Modi, A Pointed Remark For Sonia Gandhi On Italy And Agusta Scam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wasn't in Parliament for today's fierce debate on the AgustaWestland helicopter scam, but he brought it to the attention of an election rally in Tamil Nadu with resounding force.
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Agusta Verdict In Italy Used Auditor (CAG) Report. CBI, Though, Refuses.
While concluding that Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland paid bribes in India to land a government order for 12 helicopters, an Italian court has included the findings of India's state auditor. However, the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General, which flagged parts of the agreement as suspect, is not being considered in the Indian inquiry.
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Manmohan Singh Not Dialled, Says Italian Diplomat Named In Agusta Note
Once India cancelled an order to buy helicopters because the deal with manufacturer AgustaWestland was studded with bribes, Dr Manmohan Singh, who was then Prime Minister, was not approached to influence the investigation in Delhi, a top Italian diplomat has said.
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Agusta Players Spoke Of Italy Dialing Dr Manmohan Singh On CBI Inquiry
Before landing a 3,600-crore deal to supply 12 helicopters for use by India's top politicians, middlemen and executives of the defense manufacturer exchanged notes in which they referred to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and her aides, including MK Narayanan, as people who could potentially influence the deal, which was signed in 2010.
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The System Let Me Down: Ex-Air Chief Accused in VVIP Chopper Scandal
A court in Italy on Thursday ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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No Corruption Charges Proven in VVIP Chopper Deal, Rules Italian Court
A court in Italy has ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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A Verdict in Italy Today on VVIP Chopper Deal: 10 Developments
A court in Italy is expected to give its verdict today on whether top executives of a defense manufacturer paid bribes to land contracts, including in India, which agreed to buy 12 helicopters for use by the Prime Minister and other top leaders.
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VVIP Chopper Deal: Italy Shelves Investigation, India's Stand Unchanged
Italy's Finmeccanica has reached an agreement with prosecutors to settle legal proceedings over a high-profile helicopter contract between one of its units and India.
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India Recovers 228 Million Euros from Finmeccanica Helicopter Deal
India has cashed in 228 million euros ($310 million) in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that may prompt the Italian state-controlled defence group to cut its 2014 targets.
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India Aims to Recover 228 Million Euros in Finmeccanica Bank Guarantees
India will move to recover bank guarantees from an aborted 560-million-euro helicopter deal with Italy's Finmeccanica , the defence ministry said, after an Italian court lifted a freeze on 228 million euros held with European banks.
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Italy judge rejects India bid to recover AgustaWestland guarantees
An Italian judge has rejected a request by India to recover more than 278 million euros in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, the Italian defence group said on Monday.
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Italy's Top Court Orders Retrial Of Ex-Finmeccanica Executives In VVIP Chopper Case
Italy's highest court has ordered a re-trial of former top executives at defence group Leonardo Finmeccanica over allegations of bribery in a 2010 contract to provide a dozen VVIP helicopters to India.
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AgustaWestland Bribery Scam: CBI Team Returns From Italy
A two-member CBI team visited Italy recently and collected details in the AugustaWestland VVIP Helicopter deal case from key police and legal officials there who had probed the graft allegations there.
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'Italy May Out PM Modi Meeting If...': Agusta Middleman's New Claim To NDTV
Italy will out a private conversation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi where he allegedly asked for information against Sonia Gandhi if Delhi does not release an Italian marine arrested for murder, claims Christian Michel, who allegedly served as a middleman for a corrupt helicopter deal struck when Mrs Gandhi's party, the Congress, was last in powe...
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Have To Protect Gandhis To Protect Myself: Agusta Middleman To NDTV
An alleged middleman who India is desperate to question for the corrupt AgustaWestland deal has confirmed to NDTV that in 2008, he did describe Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in a letter as "the driving force" of the decision to acquire new helicopters for use by top politicians when her party was last in power.
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From PM Modi, A Pointed Remark For Sonia Gandhi On Italy And Agusta Scam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wasn't in Parliament for today's fierce debate on the AgustaWestland helicopter scam, but he brought it to the attention of an election rally in Tamil Nadu with resounding force.
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Agusta Verdict In Italy Used Auditor (CAG) Report. CBI, Though, Refuses.
While concluding that Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland paid bribes in India to land a government order for 12 helicopters, an Italian court has included the findings of India's state auditor. However, the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General, which flagged parts of the agreement as suspect, is not being considered in the Indian inquiry.
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Manmohan Singh Not Dialled, Says Italian Diplomat Named In Agusta Note
Once India cancelled an order to buy helicopters because the deal with manufacturer AgustaWestland was studded with bribes, Dr Manmohan Singh, who was then Prime Minister, was not approached to influence the investigation in Delhi, a top Italian diplomat has said.
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Agusta Players Spoke Of Italy Dialing Dr Manmohan Singh On CBI Inquiry
Before landing a 3,600-crore deal to supply 12 helicopters for use by India's top politicians, middlemen and executives of the defense manufacturer exchanged notes in which they referred to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and her aides, including MK Narayanan, as people who could potentially influence the deal, which was signed in 2010.
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The System Let Me Down: Ex-Air Chief Accused in VVIP Chopper Scandal
A court in Italy on Thursday ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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No Corruption Charges Proven in VVIP Chopper Deal, Rules Italian Court
A court in Italy has ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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A Verdict in Italy Today on VVIP Chopper Deal: 10 Developments
A court in Italy is expected to give its verdict today on whether top executives of a defense manufacturer paid bribes to land contracts, including in India, which agreed to buy 12 helicopters for use by the Prime Minister and other top leaders.
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VVIP Chopper Deal: Italy Shelves Investigation, India's Stand Unchanged
Italy's Finmeccanica has reached an agreement with prosecutors to settle legal proceedings over a high-profile helicopter contract between one of its units and India.
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India Recovers 228 Million Euros from Finmeccanica Helicopter Deal
India has cashed in 228 million euros ($310 million) in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that may prompt the Italian state-controlled defence group to cut its 2014 targets.
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India Aims to Recover 228 Million Euros in Finmeccanica Bank Guarantees
India will move to recover bank guarantees from an aborted 560-million-euro helicopter deal with Italy's Finmeccanica , the defence ministry said, after an Italian court lifted a freeze on 228 million euros held with European banks.
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Italy judge rejects India bid to recover AgustaWestland guarantees
An Italian judge has rejected a request by India to recover more than 278 million euros in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, the Italian defence group said on Monday.
