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Why can't
Hasan Ali be booked under stringent laws: Supreme Court
Tuesday March 08, 2011 03:33:05 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: The
Supreme Court Tuesday asked the central government as to why the
country's top-most tax evader Hasan Ali could not be booked under
stringent laws like the Income Tax Act and the Foreign Exchange
Management Act.
The court asked the government to find out whether Ali had any
connections with arms dealers and if his activities had any
bearing on national security.
An apex court bench of Justice B. Sudarshan Reddy and Justice S.S.
Nijjar also asked the central government if the investigation into
Ali's forged passport cases could be handed over to the Central
Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
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