Indian political scandals

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An Indian political scandal commonly refers to some action by a politician deemed unacceptable in law or by custom, or which is held to be morally unacceptable to the politician's peers or the electorate. In almost all Indian political scandals, the politicians are not prosecuted.

1 List of Indian political scandals
- 1.1 1900s
- 1.2 2000s
2 See also
3 Corporate Crime
4 External links

[edit] List of Indian political scandals

This is a list of Indian political scandals, real or alleged.

[edit] 1900s

- Telecom scam (Sukh Ram)
- HDW Submarine
- Bitumen scam
- Tansi land deal
- JMM Bribery Scandal
- St Kitts case
- Urea scam
- Anantnag transport subsidy scam
- 1971 Nagarwala scandal
- Fodder scam
- 1975: Declaration of Emergency
- Churhat lottery scam
- 1990: Bofors Scandal
- 1990: Animal Husbandry Case
- 1991:
- 1992: Bombay Stock Exchange Manipulation & Fraud by Harshad Mehta
- 1993: Hawala scandal
- 1994:
- 1995:
- 1996:
- 1997: Kerala SNC Lavalin power scandal
- 1998:The Kargil war
- 1999: