Is Rajiv Gandhi finally cleared of Bofors?

April 25, 2012 16:10

The whistleblower who exposed the Bofors scandal in the late 1980s, publicly revealing his identity for the first time, said there is no evidence to suggest then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi received a bribe to facilitate the arms deal.

Read the report on the Wall Street Journal.

Interestingly, over 86% who took the poll on the WSJ believe RG is not in the clear.

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