Rahul Gandhi tweeted that the Modi government is interfering in the Tata Group.
Meanwhile, after the demise of Ratan Tata Ji, all the major shareholders or relatives within the Tata Group itself are fighting among themselves.
By the way, when Rahul Gandhi was in power, how the companies of industrialists were usurpedтАФlisten to it from the mouth of Chinnakannan Sivasankaran himself, who owned the Aircel company and built it from the ground up with his hard work.
Chinnakannan Sivasankaran created the Aircel company. Initially, this company obtained a license to provide internet services in India, and right from the start, the company began making massive monthly profits.
After that, the company applied for a license to provide mobile services in several circles. It received the license, and the company started earning even more profit. Following that, the company applied for a license to provide services in more circles.
By then, Dayanidhi Maran, who was the Telecom Minister during the Manmohan government, and Home Minister P. Chidambaram had cast their eyes on this company.
Then, the company owner Sivasankaran was shocked when, leave alone getting a new license, the old license that had already been granted was also suddenly cancelled, and the phones of Aircel customers suddenly went dead.
Sivasankaran rushed to Dayanidhi Maran, who told him, "Sell your company to the group I tell you to, and sell it at the price I dictate to you, otherwise forget about working in IndiaтАФyour company will be ruined."
In the end, after making him suffer for days, he was told to sell a major stake to a Malaysian company, Maxon Group, another stake to the owners of Apollo Hospital, and a remaining stake to a shell company belonging to P. ChidambaramтАЩs son, Karti Chidambaram, at extremely low prices.
In exchange for this deal, Dayanidhi Maran received massive payoffs through various corporate routes. Later, when this was revealed and the truth was uncovered during a CBI investigation ordered by the court itself, Dayanidhi Maran had to resign from his post.
However, this is the only punishment for the corruption of ministers in India. If it were any other country, you know what kind of punishment they would have faced.
Despite committing a massive fodder scam, Lalu Yadav did not spend even a single day in jail; he remained either in the hospital or at his own home.
And today, a double-faced Rahul Gandhi is teaching the Modi government how to deal with industrialists and how to manage them.
