As the third edition of the 'No Money For Terror' Ministerial Conference is beginning from Friday, India on Thursday said confirmation from China is still awaited while Pakistan and Afghanistan are not participating in the international event.
They were arrested last week under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act following long questioning with them at the Enforcement Directorate headquarters.
Except for Pakistan about 78 countries and multilateral organisations are set to participate in the third edition of the 'No Money For Terror' Conference being organised in the national capital from tomorrow, said National Investigation Agency (NIA) Director General (DG) Dinkar Gupta on Thur
Biju Janta Dal accused BJP of doing politics over the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana and claimed that the farmers' insurance money was released only after pressure from the farmers and continuous follow-up by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.
It is a conspiracy to oust the government, said Jharkhand Health Minister Banna Gupta on Wednesday after Enforcement Directorate's summoned Chief Minister Hemant Soren for questioning.
Centre told the SC that the nation underwent an important transformation through a series of economic policies and events and the withdrawal of the legal tender character was one important action in that series.
Aam Aadmi Party candidate from Gujarat's Surat East, Kanchan Jariwala, on Wednesday said that he withdrew his nominations because the party workers had started demanding money
"The dark web brings together professional hackers and those terrorists seeking to crowdsource or transfer funds. The anonymous, decentralised, and often untraceable nature of terror financing through various means poses a serious challenge. The world still lacks a universal consensus on law
"Being an MP he must not do all such things. What should we say when he lacks common sense? Who is he to destroy the bus stop when it's the government that spent money to build it? Is it his money? It's the government's money," said Siddaramaiah.
Delhi's Patiala House Court on Tuesday granted bail to bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez in an alleged money laundering case of Rs. 200 crores. The alleged Conman Sukesh Chandra Shekar is also an accused in this case.
The Delhi High Court reserved the order on Ex AAP Municipal Councillor Tahir Hussain's plea challenging the trial court order framing of charges in a money laundering case pertaining to the North East Delhi Violence that took place in February 2020.