Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm, insists that it did nothing wrong
Panama papers in April 2016 disclosed a list of 500 Indians who allegedly stashed money in offshore entities in tax haven Panama
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The move could be directed at France, which put Panama back on its national blacklist of tax havens in April
The owners of diamond mines in Sierra Leone and safari companies in Kenya and Zimbabwe also created shell companies
Petition filed by advocate M L Sharma also sought a CBI probe against Indian offshore account holders and stock market regulators
India has tax treaties with 137 countries at present
The government had in April formed MAG to investigate whether the money deposited in tax haven Panama are legal or illegal
An IT employee from the law firm's Geneva office had been placed in provisional detention
The computer technician was detained several days ago on suspicion of recently removing large amounts of data
The ship, named MV Nile Delta, was owned by Nile Shipping, one of four offshore shipping companies set up during 1990-91 by Ajitabh Bachchan
If one foreign bank asked too many questions, Mossack Fonseca on behalf of its clients, simply turned to other less inquisitive banks
The organisation is already forced to part with three contract journalists who had helped small staff shepherd the project
The leaked documents from law firm Mossack Fonseca, contained information on 214,000 offshore companies
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Sharif asked the Speaker to thrash out a detailed procedure to probe those mentioned in the Panama Papers
Scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan's brother, wife and two daughters are all shown as owners of Wahdat Ltd, a company registered in the Bahamas
Turnbull's name emerged as a former director of Star Technology Services Limited, a company incorporated by Mossack Fonseca
The development comes in the backdrop of the 'Panama Papers' offshore assets leaks where at least 500 Indian names have also figured