Q: Explain 2G Scam case of white collar crime ?

Ans: 2G Scam Case : 

The 2G Scam included the fixed-price sale of 2G spectrum licences. Politicians and private personnel of the United Progressive Alliance coalition government in India (UPA) were allegedly associated in the sale or allocation of 122 2G spectrum licences, which sparked a political issue. Applicants who weren't even qualified received licences. It was an amalgamation of three cases, two registered by the CBI and one filed by the Enforcement Directorate. According to the CAG investigation, 2G licenses—or those for mobile networks' second generation—were distributed at irrelevant prices rather than through open and transparent bidding processes.

A Raja was detained in 2011 on suspicion of cheating, falsification, and conspiracy but denied all charges, claiming that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had granted of this decision. India's CAG published a report on their criminal activity in 2010. Additionally, because the offence was so heinous, the charge sheet was 80,000 pages long.

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