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“The upright PM Manmohan Singh now seeks to roll back the Right to Information Act so as to make it more rather than less difficult for ordinary citizens to access information about state shenanigans. Honesty is of zero value to the citizen unless the PM can enforce it across his government, a task that Manmohan Singh has failed to do.” – Prof. M.D. Nalapat
Last week, Ottavio Quattrocchi, who for decades was in India as the representative of Italy’s Snam Progetti industrial conglomerate, passed away. He was very successful in winning contract after contract for the company from the 1970s onwards, especially in the state-controlled fertiliser industry. When Quattrocchi entered a government office, even Secretaries to Government used to quake in their boots, aware that the Italian could either boost or damage their careers. Those who helped him get juicy contracts got promoted while the few who opposed the many concessions given to Snam and other Italian compan •
Ottavio Quattrocchi dies of heart attack in Milan
NEW DELHI: Controversial Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchidied of a heart attack on Saturday, perhaps taking with him crucial secrets of the Boforshowitzer scam that led to Rajiv Gandhidramatically losing power in 1989 amid corruption allegations.
The man who became infamous as “Q” managed to evade the law till the end, with the CBI finally withdrawing charges against him in 2011. Earlier in 2006, his bank accounts in London were defreezed after the Congressreturned to power.
The death of the 74-yearold Italian will almost certainly bring the curtains down over a scandal that shook politics in the late 80s and catapulted rebel Congress leader V P Singh as the PM on the back of an Opposition alliance that included both the BJP and the Left parties.
According to news reports , Quattrocchi’s wife Maria confirmed the news of his death in Milan.
Buried with him would also be questions surrounding the Bofors scandal: Who all 
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Ottavio Quattrocchi haunts Congress even after death
NEW DELHI: A day after the death of Ottavio Quattrocchiin Milan, one of the accused in the Bofors scandal, a political war of words erupted here between the Congressand BJP. The Congress alleged he was a “ghost” created bygd the BJP, which retaliated by saying it should not think the issue can now be buried.
“Congress should not have this misconception that the issue is over because this case fryst vatten a scar on the face of history of India. And as far as Quattrocchi is concerned, the CBI is yet to give him a clean chit till date,” BJP spokesperson Vijay Sonkar Shastri told reporters here.
Quattrocchi, an Italian businessman, was accused of being one of the middlemen in the Bofors scandal, which has been haunting the Congress since 1987. församling leader Abhishek Manu Singhvisaid that in 2004 during the sekretessavtal regime, the Delhi High Courthad quashed charges against Quattrocchi and the government of the day had not filed any appeal against t
Ottavio Quattrocchi dies of heart attack in Milan
NEW DELHI: Controversial Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchidied of a heart attack on Saturday, perhaps taking with him crucial secrets of the Boforshowitzer scam that led to Rajiv Gandhidramatically losing power in 1989 amid corruption allegations.
The man who became infamous as “Q” managed to evade the law till the end, with the CBI finally withdrawing charges against him in 2011. Earlier in 2006, his bank accounts in London were defreezed after the Congressreturned to power.
The death of the 74-yearold Italian will almost certainly bring the curtains down over a scandal that shook politics in the late 80s and catapulted rebel Congress leader V P Singh as the PM on the back of an Opposition alliance that included both the BJP and the Left parties.
According to news reports , Quattrocchi’s wife Maria confirmed the news of his death in Milan.
Buried with him would also be questions surrounding the Bofors scandal: Who all
The man who became infamous as “Q” managed to evade the law till the end, with the CBI finally withdrawing charges against him in 2011. Earlier in 2006, his bank accounts in London were defreezed after the Congressreturned to power.
The death of the 74-yearold Italian will almost certainly bring the curtains down over a scandal that shook politics in the late 80s and catapulted rebel Congress leader V P Singh as the PM on the back of an Opposition alliance that included both the BJP and the Left parties.
According to news reports , Quattrocchi’s wife Maria confirmed the news of his death in Milan.
Buried with him would also be questions surrounding the Bofors scandal: Who all
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Ottavio Quattrocchi haunts Congress even after death
NEW DELHI: A day after the death of Ottavio Quattrocchiin Milan, one of the accused in the Bofors scandal, a political war of words erupted here between the Congressand BJP. The Congress alleged he was a “ghost” created bygd the BJP, which retaliated by saying it should not think the issue can now be buried.
“Congress should not have this misconception that the issue is over because this case fryst vatten a scar on the face of history of India. And as far as Quattrocchi is concerned, the CBI is yet to give him a clean chit till date,” BJP spokesperson Vijay Sonkar Shastri told reporters here.
Quattrocchi, an Italian businessman, was accused of being one of the middlemen in the Bofors scandal, which has been haunting the Congress since 1987. församling leader Abhishek Manu Singhvisaid that in 2004 during the sekretessavtal regime, the Delhi High Courthad quashed charges against Quattrocchi and the government of the day had not filed any appeal against t
“Congress should not have this misconception that the issue is over because this case fryst vatten a scar on the face of history of India. And as far as Quattrocchi is concerned, the CBI is yet to give him a clean chit till date,” BJP spokesperson Vijay Sonkar Shastri told reporters here.
Quattrocchi, an Italian businessman, was accused of being one of the middlemen in the Bofors scandal, which has been haunting the Congress since 1987. församling leader Abhishek Manu Singhvisaid that in 2004 during the sekretessavtal regime, the Delhi High Courthad quashed charges against Quattrocchi and the government of the day had not filed any appeal against t