Centre to reveal names of 3 black money account holders to SC today

October 27, 2014 08:22

NDTV reports: The Centre will disclose the names of three persons who stashed away black money in foreign banks to the Supreme Court on Monday.

The account holders are not political personalities and the names will be part of an affidavit the government will file, sources told NDTV.

The Centre will disclose more names of account holders to the court as and when the prosecution in the case begins, the sources added.

The Supreme Court, based on a petition by noted lawyer Ram Jethmalani, has created a special committee to look at how to recover black money. But the government had told the Supreme Court that it could not reveal the names received from other countries as it would violate the tax treaties with those countries.

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