Congress “will not have many reasons to celebrate” after Panama Papers probe unfurls says Jaitley
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley according to The Economic Times said that the Congress “will not have many reasons to celebrate” once the multi-agency probe into the ‘Panama Papers’ exposé unfurls.
The Congress party had demanded a Supreme-Court-monitored probe into the issue to ensure free and fair investigation.
“I have not understood their argument,” Jaitley said in reply to a question on the opposition’s accusation of his proximity with a person named in the leaked documents. He was talking to reporters at a media interaction organized by BJP at the Press Club.
According to the Hindustan Times, on a question on impartiality of the probe, the union minister said, “It is very impartial, and a multi-agency probe is going on. When the details will come out, Congress will not have many reasons to celebrate.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had ordered a multi-agency probe into the Panama Papers exposé by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists that listed 500 Indians with offshore links in the tax haven.
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