The central government submitted a list of 627 Indian account holders in HSBC bank, Geneva which holds black money to Supreme Court as it ordered. Cheif justice H L Dattu did not open the sealed envelope containing names and said it would be open by vice chairman and chairman of Supreme Court appointed by Special investigation team.
The Supreme Court ordered SIT to submit status report by November. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi said that the details of account holders are of year 2006 given by French government.
He acclaimed some people accepted that they have black money and paid tax. The government on October 27 disclosed eight names which includes Pradip Burman, one of the Dabur India promoters, a bullion trader Pankaj chimanlal and goa mining company timblo private limited and its five directors. They started prosecution against them for holding black money.
