Lt General Tejinder Singh

A Delhi court is expected to decide whether or not to summon Army Chief General VK Singh in connection with the defamation suit filed against him by Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh, on Monday.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today questioned Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh in the case relating to the bribery charges alleged by Army Chief General VK Singh. General VK Singh has accused Lt Gen Tejinder Singh of trying to bribe him to clear the purchase of "substandard" trucks for the Indian Army.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is expected to record soon, the statement of Army Chief General VK Singh, on his allegation that a retired officer, Former Lt Gen Tejinder Singh, tried to bribe him in 2010. CBI sources have told NDTV that only if sufficient evidence is revealed will a First Information Report be filed in this matter. Th...

Refuting the allegations that he offered a bribe to Army Chief General VK Singh for clearing "sub-standard" vehicles in 2010, Retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh today said the allegations are false and ill-founded.

Army Chief General VK Singh has named retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his complaint to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on the alleged Rs 14 crore bribe offered to him to clear tranche of nearly 600 Tatra trucks. CBI sources said that General Singh has assured them of providing more material about the alleged bribe offer soon.

In the defamation suit against the Army Chief, the government has been asked to explain by April 27, if it sanctioned a press release by the Army that listed a series of allegations against retired officer Lt General Tejinder Singh.

The revelation by the Army chief, General VK Singh, of an offer of a 14-crore bribe has sharply brought into focus what was really at stake. The bribe was allegedly offered by a lobbyist for a truck supplier who flooded the Army for more than two decades with 7,000 over-priced vehicles which performed poorly when put to use.

Dramatic new twists emerged today in the case of the 14-crore bribe that was offered to the Army chief General VK Singh in 2010. Defence Minister AK Antony told Parliament that the Army chief had refused to take action after being offered the kickback in his own office by a retired defence officer. "I was shocked. I told him to take action, but he ...

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Was the bribe offered to the Army Chief recorded on tape? Sources say details have now emerged which suggest the army chief may have proof of the bribe offer on tape. Sources have also told NDTV that this tape has been sent to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that is now looking into the matter.

In the morning, the Army chief disclosed that he has been asked for a 14-crore bribe by a retired defence officer in 2010. By the evening, the controversy had expanded to question why General VK Singh had not shared this earlier, or filed a case against the man who offered him the bribe, or blacklisted the company on whose behalf the kickback was a...

A Delhi court is expected to decide whether or not to summon Army Chief General VK Singh in connection with the defamation suit filed against him by Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh, on Monday.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today questioned Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh in the case relating to the bribery charges alleged by Army Chief General VK Singh. General VK Singh has accused Lt Gen Tejinder Singh of trying to bribe him to clear the purchase of "substandard" trucks for the Indian Army.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is expected to record soon, the statement of Army Chief General VK Singh, on his allegation that a retired officer, Former Lt Gen Tejinder Singh, tried to bribe him in 2010. CBI sources have told NDTV that only if sufficient evidence is revealed will a First Information Report be filed in this matter. Th...

Refuting the allegations that he offered a bribe to Army Chief General VK Singh for clearing "sub-standard" vehicles in 2010, Retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh today said the allegations are false and ill-founded.

Army Chief General VK Singh has named retired Lt General Tejinder Singh in his complaint to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on the alleged Rs 14 crore bribe offered to him to clear tranche of nearly 600 Tatra trucks. CBI sources said that General Singh has assured them of providing more material about the alleged bribe offer soon.

In the defamation suit against the Army Chief, the government has been asked to explain by April 27, if it sanctioned a press release by the Army that listed a series of allegations against retired officer Lt General Tejinder Singh.

The revelation by the Army chief, General VK Singh, of an offer of a 14-crore bribe has sharply brought into focus what was really at stake. The bribe was allegedly offered by a lobbyist for a truck supplier who flooded the Army for more than two decades with 7,000 over-priced vehicles which performed poorly when put to use.

Dramatic new twists emerged today in the case of the 14-crore bribe that was offered to the Army chief General VK Singh in 2010. Defence Minister AK Antony told Parliament that the Army chief had refused to take action after being offered the kickback in his own office by a retired defence officer. "I was shocked. I told him to take action, but he ...

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Was the bribe offered to the Army Chief recorded on tape? Sources say details have now emerged which suggest the army chief may have proof of the bribe offer on tape. Sources have also told NDTV that this tape has been sent to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that is now looking into the matter.

In the morning, the Army chief disclosed that he has been asked for a 14-crore bribe by a retired defence officer in 2010. By the evening, the controversy had expanded to question why General VK Singh had not shared this earlier, or filed a case against the man who offered him the bribe, or blacklisted the company on whose behalf the kickback was a...