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Do you think Rajat Gupta has got off too lightly for his offences?
10.28 AM Oct 26th 2012 | Track | Tracked by : 4 boarders
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9.49 AM Oct 29th 2012
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He is not as lucky as the big wigs of Financial Sector in India during Harshat Mehta or Ketan Parikh days.
9.46 AM Oct 29th 2012
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Has he been in India, he would have gone scot free! We Indians are rather not qualified to comment on such cases, as we are generally not governed by a clean system.
9.45 AM Oct 29th 2012
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It is Big crime playing with others hard earn money
9.30 AM Oct 29th 2012
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it look like big amount small term
9.13 AM Oct 29th 2012
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He should be given life imprisonment and his family members who are knowingly enjoying his wealth should also be booked and all their assets acquired through wrong means should be attached and all their accounts should be freezed.
8.31 AM Oct 29th 2012
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Jury trial is fair. You know that some infulencial persons commit white collar crime and erase all evidences. In India the high and mighty use money, muscle and politcal power to escape from punishment.
6.49 AM Oct 29th 2012
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Its OK with there rules and regulations.
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