DECCAN INQUIRER e news bi-weekly EDITOR: NAGARAJA.M.R .... VOL.22 .. .ISSUE...28……05/04/2026 Editorial : Is it safe legal to allow Foreigners to rule India? An appeal to Honourable Chief Justice of India & H.E.Honourable President of India As of April 2026, the Allahabad High Court is reviewing allegations regarding Rahul Gandhi's citizenship, focusing on claims that he holds British nationality. A petitioner alleges that documents show Gandhi registered a company in the UK and used British nationality. The court has summoned records from the Ministry of Home Affairs for a hearing scheduled for April 6, 2026. Allegation: Petitioner Vignesh Shishir alleges that Rahul Gandhi holds British citizenship and has voted in the UK. Court Action: The Allahabad High Court's Lucknow bench is actively hearing a PIL regarding this, with a major hearing scheduled for April 6, 2026, regarding documents presented by the petitioner. Previous...
DECCAN INQUIRER e news bi-weekly EDITOR: NAGARAJA.M.R .... VOL.22 .. .ISSUE...27……02/04/2026 Unmasking Corporate Frauds in India By Ritika Tawar Corporate fraud, a major category of white-collar crimes, is a serious issue in India questioning the strength of India’s regulatory and legal infrastructure. The paper examines the different aspects of corporate fraud, examining the present laws like the Companies Act, of 2013, Prevention of Corruption Act, of 1988, and the functioning of enforcement agencies like SEBI, CBI, and SFIO. Despite a well-chiseled legal framework, enforcement continues to be plagued by institutional logjams, procedural clogs, and poor inter-agency coordination. Examining recent high-profile fraud cases, this article identifies systemic loopholes and proposes reformations to strengthen detection, prosecution, and deterrence mechanisms. The study focuses on a multipronged strategy with legal reformations, technological integration, and improved accou...