Did Tax Terrorism Lead To The Unfortunate Demise Of CCD's Founder VG Siddhartha? VG Siddhartha's demise has sparked a furore. Opposition claims that 'tax terrorism' by Modi government has led to this situation. But the I.T. official who's facing the allegations of harassment defends his record. Palki summarises

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Here's A Report On India's NPA Crisis & The Measures Brought In To Tackle The Menace VG Siddhartha's demise has brought in the issue of tax evasion and law enforcement to the fore. If tax evasion is one problem in the economy, the other problem is bad loans. Here too, several big businessmen have been 'wilful offenders' and several bankers are accused of granting dodgy loans. Here's a look at India's NPA story.

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Is Tax Terrorism To Blame For The Demise Of VG Siddhartha? Even as the details continue to emerge, Congress has politicised the demise of Siddhartha. Congress says the Modi government is indulging in tax terrorism and has ridiculed the Ease of Doing Business rankings. Is the opposition jumping the gun? Is there any merit in their arguments? Palki explains

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Cafe Coffee Day Founder's Death Sparks Row The sudden demise of VG Siddhartha - the founder of Cafe Coffee Day - has sent shockwave across India Inc. The question on everyone's mind is this. Why did Siddhartha take this extreme step? Was this a financial crisis? How was the financial health of Siddhartha & CCD? Palki gets us the facts of the case.

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Lessons To Learn From Siddhartha's Demise On #WionEdit, Palki analyses the unfortunate demise of CCD Founder VG Siddhartha and the controversy of tax terrorism surrounding it. It is not correct to accuse officials for enforcing the rule of the law. It would only lead to officials from discharging their duties with no fear or favour.

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Police Recover CCD Founder VG Siddhartha's Body Police have found the body of CCD Founder VG Siddhartha. A probe has been launched to ascertain whether this was a suicide. Palki brings the details.

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The Mysterious Disappearance Of CCD Founder VG Siddhartha The mysterious disappearance of CCD Founder and son-in-law of former Karnataka Chief Minister SM Krishna - VG Siddhartha has sparked serious concerns. Siddhartha was last near a bridge in Mangalore on Monday evening. Palki gets all the facts related to the disappearance of Siddhartha.

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<p>The body of VG Siddhartha, founder of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/income-tax-department-refutes-v-g-siddharthas-allegation-of-harassment-says-he-accepted-holding-black-money-239527">Café Coffee Day</a> and son-in-law of former CM SM Krishna, has been found two days after he went missing, &nbsp;reported news agency ANI.</p>

<p>The authorities recovered the body on the banks of Netravati River near Hoige Bazaar in Mangaluru, the report added.</p>

<p>Mangaluru Police Commissioner Sandeep Patil said the search team found the body early morning today and it's being shifted to Wenlock Hospital.</p>

<p>''We found the body early morning today. It needs to be identified, we have already informed the family members. We are shifting the body to Wenlock Hospital. We will continue further investigation,'' he said.</p>

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<p>A massive coordinated search operation, undertaken by eight teams of police forces along with the Coast Guard and NDRF, to locate Siddhartha, resumed today morning.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Before Siddhartha went missing in Mangaluru on Monday night, the businessman had asked his driver Basavaraj Patil to be seated inside the car while he got off and walked on the bridge. When the driver did not see Siddhartha return for long, he called him only to realise that Siddhartha's phone was switched off.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Income Tax (I-T) Department on Tuesday said authenticity of the note allegedly written by founder-owner of Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cafe-coffee-day-founder-vg-siddhartha-gone-missing-near-netravati-river-in-mangaluru-239351">V G Siddhartha</a>, is not known and the signature on it does not match with Siddhartha`s signature as available in his annual reports.&nbsp;</p>

<p>I-T Department further said the investigation in the case of Siddhartha and Cafe Coffee Day arose from search in the case of a prominent political leader of Karnataka. It's based on the unearthing of credible evidence of financial transactions done by CCD in a concealed manner, the I-T Department added.</p>


The body of VG Siddhartha, founder of Café Coffee Day and son-in-law of former CM SM Krishna, has been found two days after he went missing, reported news agency ANI.

The body of VG Siddhartha, founder of Café Coffee Day and son-in-law of former CM SM Krishna, has been found two days after he went missing, reported news agency ANI. The authorities recovered the body on the banks of Netravati River near Hoige Bazaar in Mangaluru, the report added. Mangaluru Police Commissioner Sandeep Patil said the search team found the body early morning today and it's being shifted to Wenlock Hospital. ''We found the body early morning today. It needs to be identified, we have already informed the family members. We are shifting the body to Wenlock Hospital. We will continue further investigation,'' he said. Karnataka: Body of VG Siddhartha, founder of Café Coffee Day and son-in-law of former CM SM Krishna, has been found on the banks of Netravati River near Hoige Bazaar in Mangaluru pic.twitter.com/J1yDvK2COg — ANI (@ANI) July 31, 2019 × A massive coordinated search operation, undertaken by eight teams of police forces along with the Coast Guard and NDRF, to locate Siddhartha, resumed today morning. Before Siddhartha went missing in Mangaluru on Monday night, the businessman had asked his driver Basavaraj Patil to be seated inside the car while he got off and walked on the bridge. When the driver did not see Siddhartha return for long, he called him only to realise that Siddhartha's phone was switched off. Meanwhile, Income Tax (I-T) Department on Tuesday said authenticity of the note allegedly written by founder-owner of Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) V G Siddhartha, is not known and the signature on it does not match with Siddhartha`s signature as available in his annual reports. I-T Department further said the investigation in the case of Siddhartha and Cafe Coffee Day arose from search in the case of a prominent political leader of Karnataka. It's based on the unearthing of credible evidence of financial transactions done by CCD in a concealed manner, the I-T Department added.

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